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Kaspersky researchers have uncovered an active malware campaign abusing Steam Workshop to distribute infected wallpapers and steal user accounts.

Kaspersky has opened registration for its 2026 CTF competition following the conclusion of the SAS CTF qualifiers, which saw eight teams advance to the Bali finals.

A joint study by Kaspersky and SIT reveals that parents who frequently share their children’s photos online are less motivated to practice digital safety.

A new Kaspersky report reveals that 19.6% of industrial control systems faced blocked malware in Q1 2026, with manufacturing sectors seeing increased threats.

A Kaspersky study reveals that 64% of popular Docker Hub images contain critical security vulnerabilities, highlighting the urgent need for manual patching.

Kaspersky has updated its Threat Intelligence Reporting service, transforming over 2,000 static PDF reports into an interactive portal with advanced geo-filtering.

Kaspersky research reveals that AI interest children is growing rapidly, with AI-related apps accounting for a quarter of children’s Google searches in the Middle East, as artificial intelligence tools become central to young people’s digital lives alongside social media and streaming platforms.

Supply chain attacks affected 31% of enterprises globally and 30% in Saudi Arabia over the past 12 months, topping all other cyberthreat categories in a new Kaspersky study.

Kaspersky identified a Google Tasks phishing campaign that tricks corporate users into sharing credentials via fake notifications. The attack leverages Google’s trusted domain to bypass filters.

Kaspersky releases guidance for parents as 32% of children aged 12-15 aspire to become YouTubers, outlining steps to support creator ambitions while maintaining digital safety.

Kaspersky releases KATA 8.0 with advanced anomaly detection, shadow IT monitoring, and enhanced integration capabilities for network security teams.

A Kaspersky study shows 67% of KSA firms plan AI-driven SOCs, but face data and talent challenges. Findings highlight expectations and barriers in AI adoption for security operations.

Kaspersky signed a cooperation agreement with Qassim University to enhance cybersecurity education and professional training for students and faculty members in Saudi Arabia.

Kaspersky identifies fake ticket sales, counterfeit merchandise and fraudulent streaming services targeting 2026 Winter Olympics fans through sophisticated phishing schemes.

Kaspersky reveals a 15% increase in malicious email attacks during 2025, with over 144 million threats detected globally as spam reached 44.99% of all email traffic.

Kaspersky launches Hunt Hub platform with enhanced threat detection transparency, expanded vulnerabilities database, and improved MITRE ATT&CK coverage for security teams.

Kaspersky cybersecurity experts share practical tips for parents to make AI safer for Generation Alpha children on Safer Internet Day 2026.

Kaspersky uncovers sophisticated Notepad++ supply chain attack with multiple hidden infection chains targeting organizations across Asia and Latin America, revealing critical security risks for global enterprises.

Kaspersky reveals how cybercriminals are reviving phishing tactics including calendar attacks, voice message scams, and MFA bypass schemes targeting Middle East businesses.

93% of Saudis believe digitalization will reshape family activities by 2036, with AI bedtime stories and virtual celebrations becoming the norm.

Kaspersky upgrades its SIEM platform with AI-driven threat detection and enhanced customization, responding to 42% demand surge in Middle East cybersecurity market.

Kaspersky launches innovative OT Calculator to help Middle East industrial companies assess cyber risk costs and make data-driven security investment decisions.