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Crypto phishing attacks up by 40% in one year: Kaspersky

Russian cybersecurity and anti-virus provider Kaspersky detected 5,040,520 crypto phishing attacks in the year as compared to 3,596,437 in 2021. When it comes to cryptocurrency-related cyberattacks, bad actors have seemingly reduced the use of traditional financial threats such as banking PC and mobile malware, and instead have shifted their focus to phishing.  Russian cybersecurity and…
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Massive supply chain attack targeting small number of crypto companies: Kaspersky

Crowdstrike and Kaspersky found an infection in a communications app that delivered a backdoor but said it had been deployed only a few times. A supply chain attack installed a backdoor in computers around the world but has only been deployed in fewer than 10 computers, cybersecurity company Kaspersky has reported. The deployments showed a…
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World Cup Crypto Scams are On the Rise – Look Out For These

Global cybersecurity firm Kaspersky has released a list of the top five scams related to the ongoing FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. The World Cup gets the attention of millions of football fans from all over the world. Taking advantage of this critical period of time, scammers use different techniques to monetize soccer fans’ interest. … Read More:…
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Kaspersky ranks cryptojackers among top malware threats in Africa

Some of the most common methods of duping crypto investors include false advertisements claiming to sell mining equipment and fake websites posing as crypto exchanges. Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky has detected more than 1,500 fraudulent entities targeting potential crypto investors and miners just in the first half of 2021. Kaspersky’s research shows that 0.60% of…
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Bitcoin theft is likely to surge in meager post-COVID economy: report

Cybercriminals may favor a different cryptocurrency in the coming months, however. Cryptocurrency-related fraud and theft are likely to grow in the post-COVID-19 world, according to a new report by cybersecurity and anti-virus provider, Kaspersky Lab. Securelist, Kaspersky’s cyberthreat research arm, published a report on cyberthreats to financial organizations, forecasting some specific types of financial attacks…
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Singapore Sees 300% Yearly Spike in Q1 Cryptojacking Attacks Amid COVID-19

The first quarter of 2020 saw ransomware attacks targeting devices in Singapore spike by four-fold compared with last year. Data published by Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky indicates that Singapore has seen a significant increase in the prevalence of attempted cryptojacking attacks during the first quarter of 2020. Kaspersky estimates that 11,700 attacks were attempted on…
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Hackers Target Enterprise Blockchains

Private blockchains that have been specifically designed for enterprise use could be highly desirable targets for hackers’ attacks. When blockchain technology was first brought to the public’s attention, it was lauded on many fronts as “unhackable.” While there are many benefits to blockchain worth noting already, we probably still haven’t seen what its ultimate potential…
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Cybersecurity Company Kaspersky Debuts Blockchain-based Voting Machine

Kaspersky unveiled a prototype of a new machine which allows voters to check that their votes have been recorded. Blockchain voting is gaining more traction in the United States despite the abysmal failure of mobile voting at the Iowa Democratic Caucus earlier this month. Companies on the forefront of blockchain technology realize the potential of…
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