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More threat groups targeting Linux-based workstations, servers: Kaspersky

Researchers from cybersecurity firm Kaspersky have identified a trend where more and more threat actors are executing targeted attacks against Linux-based devices while developing more Linux-focused tools.

BLOG | Financial sector and intelligence-driven cybersecurity in SE Asia

Given the evolving nature of cyber threats that are expected to become more sophisticated, it is also important that financial institutions have the necessary tools that can help track threats that can evade regular endpoint solutions, even before they hit you.

As online banking booms, firms urged to heed lessons of Bangladesh Bank heist

Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky said the infamous online heist in 2016 should prompt business organizations to put up another layer of security to prevent the incident of that magnitude from happening again.

Study: 37% of millennials think they’re boring to be victims of cybercrime

Online security tops the charts as the most important factor for millennials looking to find their “Digital Comfort Zones” at home, despite the fact that over a third of them (37%) think they’re boring to be the victim of cybercrime, a new study by Kaspersky showed.

Kaspersky says malicious mining on the upswing in SE Asia

Malicious mining, also known as cryptojacking, happens when cybercriminals install a malicious program on the target computer or by means of fileless malware without the user’s knowledge.

Study: Parents in Asia-Pacific hide private data from kids more than cybercriminals

Online users in Asia Pacific are more concerned of having their blood relatives or relationship partners seeing or accessing their private data online way more than malicious actors.

BLOG | Decoding different types of threat intelligence

As cyberthreats continue to evolve, so too will the functions of threat intelligence.

FaceApp could be used for dummy accounts in Facebook, warns IT group

For its part, cybersecurity firm Kaspersky said the app does not contain any malicious elements but could create privacy and security issues since FaceApp uses facial recognition.

Report: Kids spent less time on computer games during pandemic

In the Philippines, however, computer game users increased during the lockdown with the highest recorded data in April at 20.40%.

Kaspersky: Malicious mining is top threat in SEA with over 1M detections in Q1

Malicious mining, also known as cryptojacking, are attacks that can inflict both direct and indirect losses for a business.
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