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Call for Papers | Kaspersky Lab industrial security conference in Sochi

Those whose submissions are picked by the conference committee will get their conference trip expenses covered.

?Cryptojacking? now top preferred toolkit of attackers

Cyber criminals are rapidly adding cryptojacking to their arsenal and creating a highly profitable new revenue stream.

Mitnick: Internet users still vulnerable to social engineering

Kevin Mitnick, the famed American hacker who has parlayed his notoriety into a successful career as a security professional, said human frailty is still the weakest link in the security chain.

Survey shows 55% of couples argue about device overuse

Digital devices can bring couples closer together but it can also push them apart.

Unauthorized cryptocurrency mining struck PH, report says

The relatively unknown coin-mining Trojan "Rarog" has been linked to over 166,000 infections worldwide ? the majority of which are in the Philippines, Indonesia, and Russia.

Growing economy of PH attracting online criminals, execs say

Although the Philippines is still considered an emerging economny, a security solutions company has warned the country remains an attractive target for online criminals.

Local tech firm develops solution against DDoS attacks

"Kalasag" is installed on top of the application layer so that any access to the application goes through it first.

With looming national ID system, Koko calls for cyber security review

Sen. Koko Pimentel stressed that beyond the national ID scheme, there's an urgent need to have a national cyber security plan in place.

PH tops list of countries with attacked devices in medical firms

Kaspersky Lab?s researchers have discovered evidence of an emerging and alarming trend: more and more advanced cyber threat actors are turning their attention to attacks against the healthcare sector.

Hacker group earning millions through mining malware identified

The most successful group observed by Kaspersky Lab earned at least $7 million by exploiting their victims in just six months during 2017.

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