Expert Speak

Apple’s new tool to help combat COVID‑19

Amer Owaida, Security Writer at ESET discusses the release a new tool from Apple, which looks at how people’s traveling behavior has changed since the start of the pandemic

Zoom’s privacy and security troubles in the spotlight

Tomas Foltyn, security writer at ESET discusses the privacy and security issues faced by the videoconferencing platform, Zoom that has caught the fancy of millions of users worldwide either for work o...

Beware of Coronavirus con artists

Amer Owaida, Security Writer at ESET discusses that the scam machine shows no signs of slowing down, as fraudsters continue to dispense bogus health advice, peddle fake testing kits and issue malware-...

6 steps to manage your stress

Not only can stress have a profound effect on your psychological wellbeing but it can also compromise your physical health. The first step to managing stress is to recognise its effects on your though...

Beware of scams in the name of coronavirus

Tony Anscombe, Global Security Evangelist and Industry Ambassador at ESET warns to beware of malware-laden emails to fake donations, which are some of the most common cons in the name of coronavirus y...

Voice assistants can be hacked on your smartphones

Amer Owaida, Security Writer at ESET highlights that voice assistants even Siri or Google Assistant can be hacked to take control of your smartphone to access your text messages and the ability to mak...

Plugin flaw exposes up to 200,000 WordPress sites

Tomas Foltyn, security writer at ESET explains that recently an popular WordPress theme plugin, ThemeGrill Demo Importer was found to contain a serious vulnerabilities exposing nearly 200,000 websites...

Records of plastic surgery patients leaked

Amer Owaida, security writer at ESET discusses the leaked records of plastic surgery patients which include videos, facial and body scans, as well as a range of patients’ personal data have been...

Beware of hiring scams using spoofed company websites

Amer Owaida, Security Writer at ESET explains that job hunting has been an hunting ground for cybercriminals who are putting a new twist on an old trick to scams the candidates