Kaspersky Product Updates

• DarkSide Leaks shows how ransomware is becoming an industry 16th April 2021
  Why would ransomware operators need a professional looking website? DarkSide’s provides a useful example of how the malware is becoming an industry.
  Roman Dedenok
• Transatlantic Cable podcast, episode 197 | Kaspersky official blog 15th April 2021
  This week on the Kaspersky podcast, we talk about Google zero-day exploits, data breaches, and more.
  David Buxton
• Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy in terms of cybersecurity | Kaspersky official blog 15th April 2021
  How to explain cybersecurity to a child using Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy as an example.
  Nikolay Pankov
• Desktop Window Manager vulnerability CVE-2021-28310 exploited ITW 14th April 2021
  Kaspersky experts believe CVE-2021-28310, a zero-day Microsoft Windows vulnerability, may already have been exploited in the wild.
  Hugh Aver
• Screenshot cryptoscam in Lightshot | Kaspersky official blog 12th April 2021
  Cybercriminals are using a well-known feature in the Lightshot app to defraud cryptoinvestors.
  Victor Maslov
• APKPure is not safe, distributes Trojans | Kaspersky official blog 9th April 2021
  The APKPure app store for Android has been infected by a malicious module that downloads Trojans to users’ devices.
  Igor Golovin
• Text files weaponized by vulnerability in macOS | Kaspersky official blog 8th April 2021
  Cybercriminals exploited the CVE-2019-8761 vulnerability in macOS to attack users through text files.
  Hugh Aver
• Transatlantic Cable podcast, episode 196 | Kaspersky official blog 7th April 2021
  In this week’s edition of the Kaspersky podcast, we discuss the state of financial cyberthreats.
  Jeffrey Esposito
• Ransomware: From blockers to cryptors and beyond | Kaspersky official blog 7th April 2021
  How ransomware has grown from simplistic screen blockers into monsters paralyzing airports and shipping companies.
  Leonid Grustniy
• How ransomware makes victims pay | Kaspersky official blog 5th April 2021
  After an organization lost children’s personal data to a ransomware attack, the crooks behind it leaned on schools and parents to get paid.
  Roman Dedenok