Threats – Kaspersky Official Blog

Cybercriminals are spreading the Stealka infostealer disguised as game cheats, mods, and pirated software. It targets sensitive information, cryptocurrency, and account credentials

new phishing scam is exploiting Telegram’s built-in Mini Apps: fraudsters are running fake giveaways to steal accounts. Here’s how to protect yourself.

We break down what happens to stolen data after a phishing attack: how it ends up on the shadow market and gets used in new phishing schemes, and what risks this poses. We also offer tips on how to protect your accounts, and minimize any impact.

The hack of 120 000 IP cameras across South Korea led to the production and sale of sexually explicit footage. We break down how IP cameras work — and how to secure them.

We break down a new infostealer attack that combines the ClickFix technique with a shared chat containing malicious user guides on the official ChatGPT website.

How an attacker can find out the topic of your chats with an AI assistant without hacking your computer, and what you can do to guard against this threat

We explain how vulnerabilities in DeckMate 2 shuffling machines allowed criminals to gain insights into opponents’ hands and win massive sums at poker.

How a dashcam can be hacked and turned it into a surveillance tool

Attackers are building fake websites with Lovable and using these to distribute a trojanized version of the Syncro remote access tool (RAT).

Researchers have demonstrated how malicious extensions can create fake AI sidebars in the Comet and Atlas browsers, and spoof the models’ responses. We explain how to avoid becoming a victim.