malware analysis

Kaspersky detected over 4.7 million cyberattacks disguised as workplace applications, with Zoom and Outlook representing the most frequently impersonated tools.

A critical macOS vulnerability allows remote attackers to gain full control of affected systems without passwords. Security experts urge immediate updates.

A new security exploit named Pass-ta-key reveals how different operating systems handle passkey storage, exposing potential vulnerabilities on Windows devices.

A Kaspersky survey reveals that 12% of macOS users experienced malware infections compared to 9% of Windows users, highlighting a significant security protection gap.

Kaspersky’s H1 2026 report reveals 5.4 million blocked attacks in Saudi Arabia and highlights the growing role of AI in malware development.

Kaspersky researchers warn that cybercriminals are exploiting AdTech infrastructure to track users and deliver highly targeted spyware.

Kaspersky has uncovered a campaign using over 90 fake domains to distribute ScreenConnect malware disguised as popular software utilities.

Kaspersky reports that The Gentlemen ransomware group is using new custom-built tools, including a Go-based backdoor and a C-based variant, to target global organizations.

A new Kaspersky report reveals that malware attacks targeting small businesses under the guise of AI tools increased fivefold in early 2026.

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

A new Shai-Hulud npm worm variant targeted 42 TanStack packages with a payload that steals credentials and threatens to wipe user home directories if stolen tokens are revoked.