Device Protection

ESET Research has revealed a concerning fact — gamers are being targeted by cybercriminals, and it’s no mystery why they are such meaty targets.

With all of the fake websites and apps out there, critical cybersecurity for travelers begins at home before the trip even starts.

A new smartphone may sound like the perfect Christmas present until there is malware hidden in the device or the person´s identity gets stolen.

A group of malware researchers recently discovered a new trojan variant of the notorious Mirai malware botnet.

Back to school: it's not just the pencil cases we're dusting off. As our children's education becomes increasingly entwined with technology, it's time to refresh our cybersecurity knowledge.

If you thought that modern phones were vulnerable to cyberattacks, wearable devices present even larger security risks.

Our mobile phones are an undeniable part of our lives in the 21st century. We use them to contact our nearest and dearest, check the news, access the internet, make online purchases and even log into accounts, ideally via multi-factor authentication (MFA). Using MFA can block up to 99% of automated attacks. Undeniably, MFA is important for safe mobile use; however, have you ever thought about which types of MFA are riskiest and why?

Forewarned is forearmed, and the case of FluBot malware is no exception, as it is poised to spread further.

The key to cyber hygiene is being proactive.