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Recycled company routers expose corporate secrets
ESET unveiled its new research into corporate network devices that were disposed of and sold on the secondary market. After looking at configuration data from 16 distinct network devices, ESET found t...
ESET named Top Player in 2023 Radicati Market Quadrant
ESET has been named a Top Player in Radicati’s Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) Protection – Market Quadrant 2023. Being a Top Player in one of Radicati’s reports means not only that ESET is a c...
Key cybersecurity concerns of SMBs
While threat detections continue to rise, the widening cybersecurity skills gap is leaving businesses exposed. It is an issue particularly felt by SMBs forced to rein in their spending due to the curr...
How to know you have been scammed
Phil Muncaster, guest writer at ESET explains here’s how to know you have fallen victim to a scam – and what to do in order to undo or mitigate the damage
ESET endpoint security bolstered by Intel Threat Detection Technology
ESET announced the availability of ESET endpoint security solutions bolstered by Intel Threat Detection Technology (Intel TDT). By combining its advanced multi-layered security software with Intel vPr...
ESET discover hackers stealing from cryptocurrency wallets
ESET researchers have discovered dozens of copycat Telegram and WhatsApp websites targeting mainly Android and Windows users with trojanized versions of these instant messaging apps. Most of the malic...
Tick APT group compromises DLP company
ESET researchers have uncovered a compromise of an East Asian data-loss prevention (DLP) company. During the intrusion, the attackers deployed at least three malware families and compromised internal ...
ESET reveals APT group targeting officials with honey-trap in India, Pakistan and Middle East
ESET researchers have analyzed a cyberespionage campaign distributing CapraRAT backdoors through trojanized and supposedly “secure” Android messaging apps that exfiltrate sensitive information.
ESET reveals BlackLotus can bypass UEFI Secure Boot on fully patched systems
ESET researchers are the first to publish an analysis of a UEFI bootkit that is capable of bypassing an essential platform security feature – UEFI Secure Boot. The functionality of the bootkit and its...