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?Roaming mantis’ malware supports 27 languages including Filipino

Four weeks on, the threat continues to evolve rapidly and has now extended its target geography to include Europe and the Middle East, adding a phishing option for iOS devices and PC crypto-mining capability.

Kaspersky Lab moving core infra from Russia to ‘neutral’ Switzerland

Before the end of 2018, Kaspersky Lab products and threat detection rule databases (AV databases) will start to be assembled and signed with a digital signature in Switzerland, before being distributed to the endpoints of customers worldwide.

Every industry vulnerable to data breach, say IBM security execs

Top regional IBM officials have stressed that with the onset of the Internet of Things (IoT) and digital living, any industry is now vulnerable to attacks and therefore data security is imperative at every level.

Jollibee ordered to suspend online sites after ‘data breach report’

The National Privacy Commission has ordered Jollibee to suspend the operations of its online delivery site and all other websites open to the public after the fastfood giant submitted a data breach report last December 12, 2017.

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.

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