Kaspersky Analysis Reveals Rising Digital Safety Concerns For Children In Pakistan
Kaspersky highlights online safety risks for children in Pakistan, including threats linked to gaming platforms, social media, and generative AI technologies.
Kaspersky highlights online safety risks for children in Pakistan, including threats linked to gaming platforms, social media, and generative AI technologies.
Kaspersky identifies an updated CoolClient backdoor linked to the HoneyMyte group, warning organizations in Pakistan about advanced stealth capabilities and the importance of threat intelligence.
Kaspersky researchers discovered Android car head unit malware spreading through built in updaters to enable ad fraud and proxy botnet operations.
Kaspersky has uncovered new communication modules in the Cavern cyber espionage framework that use DNS and Google Apps Script to evade detection while targeting organizations in Israel.
Kaspersky has introduced AI generated email detection technology in Security for Mail Server to identify sophisticated business email compromise attacks created using large language models across eight languages.
Kaspersky has uncovered the GoSerpent malware campaign targeting government and diplomatic organizations in Southeast Asia with advanced espionage, credential theft, and data exfiltration capabilities.
Security researchers have identified Umbrij malware used by ToddyCat APT to exploit OAuth tokens and browser sessions via Google API, enabling covert access to Gmail corporate communications.
A threat actor known as Armored Likho has been linked to cyber espionage campaigns targeting government and power sectors using BusySnake Stealer, RAT tools, and phishing-based attack chains.
Kaspersky has uncovered the StrikeShark campaign using the newly identified SharkLoader malware to deploy Cobalt Strike across government, diplomatic, and enterprise organizations by exploiting multiple public facing vulnerabilities.
Kaspersky has urged Pakistani companies to adopt digital risk protection services after new research revealed that user behavior continues to drive infostealer infections and credential theft incidents.