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Kaspersky

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Kaspersky is the world’s largest privately held vendor of Internet security solutions for businesses and consumers. For support support.kaspersky.com

Joined February 2008

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@kaspersky
Jul 17
A new malware framework is actively targeting cryptocurrency users. Our GReAT researchers uncovered OkoBot, a sophisticated campaign that combines hidden browser extensions, spyware, keylogging and remote access to steal crypto wallets. Read the research:
Kaspersky
@kaspersky
Jul 17
The phishing link may not arrive in the first email. Attackers are posing as potential customers, discussing real products and building trust before sending fake document links designed to steal corporate email credentials. The targeted campaign against manufacturing companies
Kaspersky
@kaspersky
Jul 17
81% of organizations faced email-based threats in the past year (Kaspersky GReAT, 2025). Kaspersky Security for Mail Server just shipped a major update to help with KSMG 3.1. A thread on what’s new 🧵
Kaspersky
@kaspersky
Jul 17
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KSMS Plus also adds scanning of password-protected Microsoft Office files.
Kaspersky
@kaspersky
Jul 17
Full breakdown: kas.pr/dq32
Kaspersky
@kaspersky
Jul 17
Cybersecurity isn’t just about adding more tools. For SMBs, reducing complexity can be one of the biggest security improvements. Learn how to build stronger protection with the resources you already have. 🔗 kas.pr/1hfm #CyberSecurity #SMB #KasperskyNext
Kaspersky
@kaspersky
Jul 16
Where AI’s future takes shape. Last week, Kaspersky experts contributed to discussions at three leading international AI forums in Geneva: • UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance • ITU Kaleidoscope Academic Conference • AI for Good Global Summit From AI governance to ethical
Kaspersky
@kaspersky
Jul 16
New #GReAT research: GoSerpent, a Go-based backdoor hitting government and diplomatic targets in Southeast Asia across two attack phases. From our GReAT researcher Noushin Shabab:
Noushin.Shabab
@NoushinShbb
Jul 16
We've uncovered a complex cyber espionage campaign targeting government and diplomatic entities in Southeast Asia. Read about our new discoveries and their potential connections to TetrisPhantom: securelist.com/goserpent-back…
Kaspersky
@kaspersky
Jul 16
Digital inclusion is a cybersecurity question. Each year more than 7K free licenses reach people who can't otherwise get protection: people with disabilities, non-profits, refugees. Read the chapter in our #Sustainability Report 👉 kas.pr/ot3v #ESG #Cybersecurity
Kaspersky
@kaspersky
Jul 16
Gen Z is the most tech-savvy generation… But the least protected on their phones. Our latest research found: ✔️Only 27% of Gen Z use a mobile security app ✔️Compared to 32% of Millennials ✔️And even higher among older users We discovered banking Trojans, spyware, and malicious
Kaspersky
@kaspersky
Jul 16
Going live in just a few hours! ⏰ Watch this quick invite from Igor Kuznetsov, Director of Kaspersky GReAT, and join us to learn how to defend your business against fake AI malware and emerging SMB threats. 📅 Today | 16:00 CEST 👉 Register now: brighttalk.com/webcast/15591/…
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Jul 15
Stop switching tabs. Start investigating. CyberTrace 5.3 introduces: • Threat Lookup-enriched context for indicators • APT & Crimeware reports with IoC, YARA and Suricata artifacts • Notification timestamps • Optional usage statistics sharing • New MSSP tenant metrics
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@kaspersky
Jul 15
Summer is the perfect time to learn something that lasts. Upgrade your cybersecurity skills with 25% off all Kaspersky Expert Training online courses. Learn at your own pace, gain practical knowledge from industry experts, and return from the summer with skills that make a
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@kaspersky
Jul 15
Modern cars are connected systems on wheels. At last year’s SAS, our researchers showed how flaws in ECUs, keyless entry, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and telematics can open the road to remote compromise. This year, SAS is back with even more bold research.
Ready, Set, Go: From Trivial Flaws to Remote Control | Sergey Anufrienko
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