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Kaspersky identifies new Linux-targeting malware campaign using infected Free Download Manager software, stealing sensitive information.

APAC needs 2.1 million cybersecurity professionals to combat evolving threats, and Kaspersky suggests utilising AI to boost defences.

Kaspersky enhances its Password Manager with new features, including storing unique 2FA keys and support for Opera browsers.

Research on Digital Payments revealed that Android smartphone is the most used device for online financial transactions in the region.

Kaspersky's latest report reveals key trends in Advanced Persistent Threats, including new threat actors and upgraded toolsets.

The scheme showcases the ever-evolving tactics used by cybercriminals, reflecting cryptocurrency's increasing appeal.

Kaspersky's new report reveals increasing peril faced by small and medium-sized businesses in the cyber threat landscape.

Kaspersky sheds light on spyware implant used in Operation Triangulation, targeting iOS devices with covert surveillance capabilities.

The Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence team presented a new study that reveals ransomware as the most widespread MaaS over the past seven years.

Huawei Cloud's Business Development Platform (BDP) offers solutions to help SMBs maintain productivity and adapt to the new hybrid workspaces.

Kaspersky researchers have uncovered an ongoing mobile Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) campaign targeting iOS devices with previously unknown malware.

Kaspersky warns that human factors and inadequate security measures are key contributors to the success of Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) operations.

Symbio Holdings announces the launch of its Operator Connect for Microsoft Teams solution in Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore.

Kaspersky has appointed Adrian Hia as its new Managing Director for Asia Pacific, responsible for driving business growth in the region.

Kaspersky has appointed Ernest Chai, former Channel Director of Dell Technologies, as Head of Channel for the Asia Pacific region from April 2023.

Kaspersky's investigation reveals that Tomiris APT group, which operates in Central Asia, deploys malware previously linked to Turla.

It is very important for businesses to download the latest patch from Microsoft as soon as possible, and use other methods of protection.

In 2022 the number of cryptocurrency-related phishing attacks prevented by Kaspersky anti-phishing systems increased by 40% compared to the previous year.

An ongoing disruptive cryptocurrency theft campaign affecting more than 15,000 users across 52 countries has ben discovered by Kaspersky.

The increased complexity of IT infrastructure is a main factor driving cyber security spending for companies of all sizes.