Kaspersky Official Blog

Researchers have found a way to hack Boeing 737 systems with a device that costs less than US$100. Here’s how the Bus Driver attack works, and how realistic a threat it actually is.

How to teach your kid to use chatbots for schoolwork without just copying answers, how to fact-check AI responses, and how to keep your family’s personal data safe while using AI.

How the Manic Trojan steals passwords, banking credentials and SMS codes, takes control of Android phones, and relays stolen information through other infected devices.

Disk images, atypical Office files, vector graphics, polyglots, and other techniques for covertly launching malware, as seen in real-world cyberattacks.

Found a bank card that isn’t yours? Here’s the right way to proceed — including who to reach out to, and why you shouldn’t try to track down the owner yourself.

Can you trust a website just because your browser isn’t showing any warnings? Here’s how to recognize gray-area websites, check whether a page is safe, and protect your data and devices.

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.

Why — and for whom — artificial intelligence is now churning out books, how they end up on Amazon, and what risks this poses for readers.