What's new in the world of cybercrime?
Use these insights to be prepared.
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Cyberwarfare continues in Ukraine
Hear about multiple cyberattacks connected to the ongoing war that ESET researchers analyzed or helped to mitigate—including the resurrection of the infamous Industroyer malware, attempting to target high-voltage electrical substations.
Crypto malware targeting Android & iOS devices
ESET uncovered a sophisticated scheme that distributes trojanized apps posing as popular cryptocurrency wallets. These malicious apps were able to steal victims’ secret seed phrases by impersonating Coinbase, imToken, MetaMask, and more.
Recent research findings
Our researchers uncovered—among other things—the abuse of kernel driver vulnerabilities; high-impact UEFI vulnerabilities; cryptocurrency malware targeting Android and iOS devices; and APT campaigns. See what to watch out for.
Email threats on the rise
Email threats grew by 37% in T1 2022 – the largest increase in this category since 2020. Threat activity peaked in mid-March, driven by mass-scale email campaigns of the notorious Emotet, relying on malicious Microsoft Word documents.