Threats – Kaspersky Official Blog

Kaspersky experts have discovered a trojan that infects car head units and makes them part of a botnet. Here’s how the infection works.

We explain how to avoid becoming a victim of IP camera surveillance at home or while traveling, and how to properly configure a home video surveillance system.

Attackers are targeting Steam forums with malicious PowerShell commands disguised as fixes for game launch issues. Here’s how this version of the ClickFix scam works.

The Adform platform was briefly hijacked to distribute a crypto-stealing script. Here’s everything we know about the incident, plus tips on how to protect yourself.

Discover the file extensions most frequently abused by attackers in malicious email blasts, and learn how to safely scan incoming attachments for malware.

We break down CrashStealer — a new macOS infostealer: how it spreads, what data it steals, how it bypasses Apple’s built-in defenses, and what you can do to protect your Mac.

We break down how ClickFix works on macOS: why attackers trick users into running commands in Terminal, what data the malware steals, and how to protect your device.

We break down attacks on Google’s AI assistants, and how to protect your devices.

How scammers play on your emotions and what social engineering really means: we break down the mind games cybercriminals play and how to spot them before it’s too late.

Cybercriminals are using a PowerShell script to hijack Telegram sessions and gain access to users’ accounts without a password or verification codes.