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How Minecraft and game modding can undermine security
Márk Szabó, a Security Writer at ESET, discusses recent findings from ESET Research, revealing that gamers are being targeted by cybercriminals, and it’s no mystery why they are such meaty targets.
ESET uncovers NGate malware targeting Android devices
ESET researchers have uncovered a crimeware campaign that targeted clients at three Czech banks. The malware used, which ESET has named NGate, has the unique ability to relay data from victims’ paymen...
Why software updates matter
ESET explains that the widespread IT outages triggered by a faulty CrowdStrike update have put software updates in the spotlight. Here’s why you shouldn’t dread them.
ESET recognized as Leader in 27 categories
ESET announces its recognition as a Leader in an impressive 27 categories in G2’s Summer 2024 Reports. Only fewer than 4% of all products on G2 earned a coveted “Leader” badge, which places ESET PROTE...
ESET recognised by Gartner
ESET announced that it has been recognised as a Representative Vendor in the latest Gartner Market Guide for Managed Detection and Response report. We believe that this acknowledgment underscores ESET...
Key lessons learned from the CrowdStrike incident
Tony Anscombe, Chief Security Evangelist at ESET, advises organizations, including those that weren’t struck by the CrowdStrike incident, should resist the temptation to attribute the IT meltdown to e...
ESET discovers EvilVideo vulnerability targets Telegram app for Android
ESET researchers has discovered a zero-day exploit, which targets the Telegram app for Android, that appeared for sale for an unspecified price in an underground forum post from June 2024. Using the e...
Infostealers Using AI & Banking Malware To Steal Money
ESET has released its latest Threat Report, which summarizes threat landscape trends seen in ESET telemetry and from the perspective of both ESET threat detection and research experts, from December 2...
Cheap cybersecurity can prove more costly
Ingemar Dvorsky, Product Manager at ESET, explains that opting for cheap cybersecurity solutions could prove more costly than you think