We introduce Stadeo – a set of scripts that can help fellow threat researchers and reverse engineers to deobfuscate the code of Stantinko and other malware
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Why are SMBs a target for ransomware-wielding gangs and what can they do to protect themselves against cyber-extortion?
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At Black Hat USA 2020, ESET researchers delved into details about the KrØØk vulnerability in Wi-Fi chips and revealed that similar bugs affect more chip brands than previously thought
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Here’s what to be aware of if your personal data was compromised in the breach at the cloud software provider
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The intelligence agency warns of location tracking risks and offers tips for how to reduce the amount of data shared
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In one scheme, shoppers ordering gadgets or gym equipment are in for a rude surprise – they receive disposable face masks instead
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The going prices are lower than you probably think – your credit card details, for example, can sell for a few bucks
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New ESET Threat Report is out – Defending against Thunderspy attacks – Thousands of databases wiped in Meow attacks
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The attackers exploited the human factor to gain access to Twitter’s internal systems and the accounts of some of the world’s most prominent figures
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The databases contain personal information that could be used for phishing attacks and identity theft schemes
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