Privacy – Kaspersky Official Blog

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.

Getting phone calls where no one speaks and the call instantly disconnects? Discover why scammers use such silent calls, what information they can steal, and how to protect yourself.

On some websites, agents can read your messages before you even send them. We explain how these tracking mechanisms work, what data sites collect, and why this can be a risk.

Meta turned on — then immediately killed — an AI feature that used public Instagram content to generate images. Here’s a look at why they pivoted, what this means for the future, and how you can protect your social media accounts from unauthorized use.

A deep dive into NameTag, a facial recognition feature for Meta smart glasses. Learn how it works, why it’s causing a stir, and what privacy risks it poses.

Modern LLMs can now crack CAPTCHAs faster than humans. Here is why traditional CAPTCHAs are soon to become history, what’s replacing them, and what this means for your online security.

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

Breaking down Elon Musk’s XChat: how its end-to-end encryption works, why experts have slammed its PIN system, and how the new service stacks up against Signal, WhatsApp, and Telegram.

Kaspersky experts have investigated the security of public Wi-Fi access points in Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey.

Using just a powerful graphics card, hackers can crack 60% of real user passwords in less than an hour. Even more alarming, 48% of passwords take less than a minute to compromise! Read our report to learn about the methods attackers use, the common password patterns folks resort to, and what you can do to protect your data.