ESET named this malware by combining “ousadia”, which means “boldness” in Portuguese, and “banking trojan”. Ousaban earned its notoriety for boldness from using sexually obscene images.
The research featured in ESET’s industry report on government works in concert with perspectives from the European Commission, CERN and Europol presented at the ESET European Cybersecurity Day virtual...
ESET researchers found two victim servers owned by a South African logistics company. Vyveva has been in use since at least December 2018.
ESET Research has uncovered a new banking trojan that has been targeting corporate users in Brazil since at least 2019 across many sectors, including engineering, healthcare, retail, manufacturing,...
ESET reveals that almost two-thirds (62%) of consumers worldwide use some form of FinTech app or platform. However, only 17% strongly feel that the quality of information available on the potential...
The Sex in the Digital Era - How secure are smart sex toys? report explores the potential security and safety flaws of connected sex toys and includes an in-depth analysis of two popular devices: the...