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Kaspersky: Brace for more phishing, scams, data breaches, APT attacks in APAC 2024

Posted by Adrian Patrick GemoraJanuary 12, 2024

Driven by the Asia Pacific’s (APAC) rapid digitalization movement and known geopolitical frictions , experts at Kaspersky predict the upcom...

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Ahead of the Curve: Kaspersky’s projections for 2024’s Advanced Threats Landscape

Posted by Adrian Patrick GemoraNovember 30, 2023

Kaspersky Global Research and Analyses Team (GReAT) experts offer insights and projections for 2024 in the Kaspersky Security Bulletin, with...

Advanced Persistent Threats Kaspersky News

Kaspersky investigates Tomiris APT group targeting government entities in CIS

Posted by Adrian Patrick GemoraApril 26, 2023

Kaspersky has released a new investigation on Tomiris APT group that focuses on intelligence gathering in Central Asia. This Russian-speakin...

Advanced Persistent Threats Kaspersky News

Kaspersky researchers uncover an ongoing APT campaign targeting organizations located in the Russo-Ukrainian conflict area

Posted by Adrian Patrick GemoraApril 02, 2023

In October 2022, Kaspersky researchers discovered an ongoing advanced persistent threat (APT) campaign targeting organizations located in th...

Advanced Persistent Threats Kaspersky News

The next WannaCry and drone hacking: Advanced Persistent Threats in 2023

Posted by Adrian Patrick GemoraNovember 16, 2022

Kaspersky researchers presented their vision of the future for advanced persistent threats (APTs), defining the changes in the threat landsc...

Advanced Persistent Threats Kaspersky News

Advanced Persistent Threats in 2022: what to look out for next year

Posted by Adrian Patrick GemoraNovember 22, 2021

Kaspersky researchers presented their vision of the future for advanced persistent threats (APTs), outlining how the threat landscape will c...

Advanced Persistent Threats Kaspersky News

Advanced Persistent Threats in 2021: New threat angles and attack strategy changes are coming

Posted by Adrian Patrick GemoraNovember 23, 2020

Kaspersky researchers have shared their vision on Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) in 2021, laying out how the landscape of targeted a...

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Kaspersky: Brace for more phishing, scams, data breaches, APT attacks in APAC 2024

Ahead of the Curve: Kaspersky’s projections for 2024’s Advanced Threats Landscape

Kaspersky investigates Tomiris APT group targeting government entities in CIS

Kaspersky researchers uncover an ongoing APT campaign targeting organizations located in the Russo-Ukrainian conflict area

The next WannaCry and drone hacking: Advanced Persistent Threats in 2023

Advanced Persistent Threats in 2022: what to look out for next year

Advanced Persistent Threats in 2021: New threat angles and attack strategy changes are coming

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