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New series: Inside the report. 🌱 We asked our experts what sustainability actually means at a cybersecurity company. Their answers? Worth hearing in full. Watch the trailer 👇 New chapter every week. Follow so you don't miss one. Inside the report → kas.pr/xq4u #ESG #Cybersecurity
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ToddyCat has a new way to target corporate email. Kaspersky researchers analyzed Umbrij, a tool that abuses active browser sessions, remote debugging, and OAuth flows to access Gmail accounts through APIs. Read the full Securelist analysis: kas.pr/c15b
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Join us at #WSISForum2026 as we discuss promoting and enhancing cybersecurity among SMEs for sustainable development. Register for remote participation and hear expert insights on today’s cyberthreat landscape and SME cyber resilience. Register here: itu.int/net/CRM/js/sr/C-0001… #Cybersecurity #SMB #WSIS2026 @WSISprocess
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One ransomware attack on a city’s airport systems cost $17M in recovery. A supply chain hack on a single aviation software vendor cancelled hundreds of flights across major EU airports. Airport OT is a high-value, high-complexity target. Kaspersky protects it end to end: kas.pr/ior1 #CyberSecurity #OTSecurity #Aviation
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Assume a breach. Build resilience. Kaspersky MDR and Incident Response work together to deliver continuous threat detection, rapid containment, and expert-led investigation across the full incident lifecycle. Eligible new MDR customers receive one Incident Response case included.* ✅ 24/7 monitoring & detection ✅ Rapid threat containment ✅ Seamless escalation to IR experts ✅ Digital forensics & recovery guidance 📅 Until Aug 31, 2026 🔗 kas.pr/3dj2 #CyberSecurity #MDR #IncidentResponse
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Which of these security gaps do attackers exploit most often to breach organizations?
54% Stolen credentials
14% Unpatched vulnerabilities
21% Excessive user privileges
11% Zero-day exploits
57 votes • 4 days
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Many organizations prepare for sophisticated attacks, but real-world incident response tells a different story. According to investigations from Kaspersky’s Global Emergency Response Team and Managed Detection and Response experts, attackers most often succeed by exploiting familiar weaknesses like stolen credentials, excessive privileges, and long-unpatched vulnerabilities. See how three real incidents unfolded and what organizations can learn from them: kas.pr/md1y
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Cyber threats don’t take a summer break. Neither should your skills. For a limited time, get 25% off all Kaspersky Expert Training online courses and build practical cybersecurity expertise from wherever you are. Whether you’re looking to strengthen your defensive skills, prepare for certifications, or stay current with today’s threat landscape, now is the perfect time to invest in your knowledge. Offer valid until 31 August. 🔗 Explore all courses: kas.pr/og51 #Cybersecurity #CyberSecurityTraining #InfoSec #ITSecurity #ProfessionalDevelopment
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Before encryption, attackers may already have: 🔑 Gained access 🗺️ Mapped your network 🛡️ Disabled security tools 🔄 Moved laterally 💻 Deployed custom malware Our latest GReAT research into The Gentlemen reveals how modern ransomware operations unfold. kas.pr/w8cy
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AI is transforming business. Cybercriminals are adapting too. Our latest SMB Threat Landscape Report explores the rise of malicious fake AI tools, phishing and scam landscape, initial access offers on the dark web and other threats targeting SMBs. 📖 Read the report: kas.pr/2fwx #CyberSecurity #ThreatIntelligence #SMB
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A secret session. One of the most complex attacks discovered in 2025. At #SAS2025, @oct0xor took attendees behind the scenes of a highly sophisticated operation that challenged even experienced researchers. Not everyone could attend. Now you can see what made this session one of the most talked-about moments of last year's summit. And with SAS 2026 around the corner, even more exclusive research is waiting to be revealed. 🎥 Watch the session and register for #SAS2026 before it's too late. piped.video/watch?v=JJmDEZL9…
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You trusted the download. Attackers counted on it. A compromised version of Hola Browser for Windows secretly installed a Monero crypto miner on some users’ devices through a supply chain attack. Here’s what happened and how to stay protected: kas.pr/8hai #CyberSecurity #SupplyChainAttack
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Weeks. Months. Sometimes years. That's how long threats can go undetected — even after an incident response. Victor Sergeev & Amged Wageh share the real findings on July 2. 🗓️ July 2 | 16:00 CEST Register → kas.pr/59pq #Cybersecurity #IncidentResponse #Kaspersky
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The weakest link isn’t always the code. Our researchers analyzed 130,000+ GitHub Actions workflows and found 250,000+ potential security misconfigurations across 30,000 repositories. See what they discovered: kas.pr/6z65 #CyberSecurity #DevSecOps
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Kaspersky joined the 7th Meeting of @AFRIPOLOfficial National Liaison Offices in Cairo. Our colleague Yossef Abdelmonem shared insights into Africa's cyberthreat landscape, alongside Gladys Yiadom. Proud to support Africa's regional cybersecurity. #Cybersecurity #Africa
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Take malware apart, byte by byte. Reverse Engineering 101, taught by our experts from Kaspersky's GReAT. Intel assembly, calling conventions, memory types, real malware samples. Self-paced, on demand. Get started → kas.pr/ci3y #ReverseEngineering
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The CVE-2024-2658 vulnerability was discovered in 2024 within the FlexNet Publisher component of the Schneider Electric Floating License Manager. This software handles license management across various Schneider Electric products used for comprehensive industrial automation ranging from PLC programming to centralized control room implementation. In the report, we break down how a single flaw can jeopardize an entire industrial facility, how to detect it on your workstations, and how to minimize the risks. See more > kas.pr/9nos #CyberSecurity #OTSecurity #IndustrialSecurity #ICS #ThreatIntelligence
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1/2 👉New from Kaspersky GReAT: StrikeShark 🦈 A previously undocumented loader, SharkLoader, used against organizations across Asia, Latin America and Europe. Chain: DLL side-loading → API hooking → Cobalt Strike. No known APT attribution yet. Analysis 🔗 kas.pr/1vw1 #ThreatIntel #Cybersecurity
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2/2 How they get in: exploiting internet-facing apps (Exchange, SharePoint, Openfire) and droppers disguised as Google Update or Cisco AnyConnect installers, some hidden behind PDF lures. "Adversaries combine readily available attack tools with custom malware and advanced evasion." — Fareed Radzi, Kaspersky GReAT
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New infostealer alert: a script disguised as a "Windows telemetry update" can hijack a Telegram account with no password and no verification code. It lifts your Telegram for Windows session files and logs straight in as you. Caught early in testing, but here's how it works, and how to lock down your account 👇 kas.pr/f46j #Telegram #ThreatIntel
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