Ghost wasn’t the only victim of break-ins over the weekend that exploited critical holes in infrastructure automation software for which patches were available
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ESET’s new Threat Report is out – Another deep dive into Latin American banking trojans – More coronavirus-themed scams
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Scammers rehash old campaigns, create credit card-stealing websites and repurpose information channels to milk the COVID-19 crisis for all it’s worth
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The email includes the potential victim’s password as evidence of a hack, but there is more than meets the eye
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A view of the Q1 2020 threat landscape as seen by ESET telemetry and from the perspective of ESET threat detection and research experts
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Another in our occasional series demystifying Latin American banking trojans
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Microsoft plugs a security hole that could have enabled attackers to weaponize a GIF in order to hijack Teams accounts and steal data
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ESET research into vulnerabilities in smart home hubs – Discovering and disrupting a botnet in Latin America – Digital assistants in the work-from-home era
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A pair of vulnerabilities in the default email app on iOS devices is believed to have been exploited against high-profile targets
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ESET researchers discover, and play a key role in the disruption of, a 35,000-strong botnet spreading in Latin America via infected USB drives
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