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The security review: ESET’s trends for 2016, more attacks in Ukraine and virtualized security
The security review: BlackEnergy, Internet Explorer and Fitbit
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BlackEnergy and the Ukrainian power outage: What we really know
The security review: BlackEnergy, CES 2016 and Windows 10
Highlights from the last seven days in information security include ESET’s latest trends report (In)security Everywhere and the ongoing cyberattacks against Ukraine’s electric power industry.
Editor • 25 Jan 2016 • 3 min. read
Highlights from the past seven days in information security include an analysis of the BlackEnergy trojan and Microsoft’s decision to end support for older versions of Internet Explorer.
Editor • 18 Jan 2016 • 3 min. read
Robert Lipovsky, a senior malware researcher at ESET, offers his expert insight into the recent discovery of BlackEnergy malware in Ukrainian energy distribution companies.
Editor • 11 Jan 2016 • 5 min. read
Highlights from the last seven days in information security include the return of the BlackEnergy trojan and security insights from CES 2016.
Editor • 11 Jan 2016 • 2 min. read
5 of the most devastating data breaches of 2015
Data breaches got bigger, brasher and more devastating in 2015. In this feature, we look at how some of the biggest came about and the impact they had.
Editor • 07 Jan 2016 • 4 min. read
5 things you need to know about social engineering
Social engineering plays an important part in a significant number of cyberattacks, however big, small or sophisticated the crime is. However, little is known about this tactic. This feature discusses some key aspects.
Editor • 30 Dec 2015 • 4 min. read
Ransomware rearing its ugly head, goes after business
Ransomware is the latest tool in the cybercriminal’s arsenal, but it has to date largely been used to target consumers. Could it now be used to hit banks and other financial institutions too?
Editor • 28 Dec 2015 • 4 min. read
Why online gaming is the new frontier for cybercrime
Online gaming and cybercrime are more connected than you might think. We explore how online games are becoming the new hunting ground for cybercriminals looking to earn and learn.
Editor • 24 Dec 2015 • 4 min. read
The security review: Nemucod malware, Star Wars and China on cyber sovereignty
Our latest recap of the last seven days in information security includes the spread of the Nemucod trojan, the importance of improving awareness of online safety in children and young people and how Star Wars offers plenty of top cyber advice.
Editor • 21 Dec 2015 • 3 min. read