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Should we prepare for AI-based critical infrastructure attacks
Márk Szabó, a security writer at ESET, discusses the possibilities of AI-based cyberattacks and explores the question of whether we should start preparing for such attacks on critical infrastructure n...
How to protect your business with cyber insurance?
Phil Muncaster, guest writer at ESET explains that while it’s not a ‘get out of jail free card’ for your business, cyber insurance can help insulate it from the financial impact of a...
Android spyware goes after WhatsApp backups
ESET researchers have identified an updated version of the Android-based GravityRAT spyware being distributed as the messaging apps BingeChat and Chatico. GravityRAT is a remote access tool previously...
ESET excels in performance & malware protection tests
ESET announced its advanced multilayered security product ESET Internet Security has received the prestigious Advanced+ awards in the recent Malware Protection Test and Performance Test conducted by A...
ESET researchers reveal iRecorder spies on its users
ESET researchers have discovered a trojanized Android app named iRecorder – Screen Recorder. It was available on Google Play as a legitimate app in September 2021, with malicious functionality m...
ESET acknowledged as a notable player by Forrester
ESET was included in Forrester’s The Endpoint Security Landscape, Q2 2023 report. The report provides an overview of 33 worldwide endpoint security vendors, amongst which ESET is recognized as a notab...
AceCryptor malware hit computers 10,000 times every month
ESET researchers have revealed details about a prevalent cryptor malware, AceCryptor, which operates as a cryptor-as-a-service used by tens of malware families. This threat has been around since 2016,...
Top search engines for internet‑connected devices and services
Camilo Gutiérrez Amaya, Head of Awareness & Research at ESET gives a roundup of some of the handiest tools that security professionals can use to search for and monitor devices that are accessible...
ESET discover Lazarus DreamJob campaign targets Linux users
ESET researchers have discovered a new Lazarus Operation DreamJob campaign targeting Linux users. ESET Research was able to reconstruct the full chain, from the ZIP file that delivers a fake HSBC job ...