
A regular scanner is a threat to the entire warehouse: a new cyberattack scheme has been found
The lack of authentication between barcode scanners and base stations allows attackers to compromise the warehouse network.

The lack of authentication between barcode scanners and base stations allows attackers to compromise the warehouse network.

Such mailings are often used by attackers for cyberattacks on organizations

There are three main approaches to organizing a DDoS attack

Integration with Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence allows for expanding the context for analysts

The solution allows companies to centrally manage passwords, check their reliability, store confidential data, and differentiate employee access

The malware uses a Windows kernel driver to hide activity and make detection of infection difficult.

The solution can now check incoming call numbers on Android and block suspicious calls or warn employees about them

The product is designed to find and prioritize vulnerabilities, control compliance with security requirements, and integrate with organizations' existing IT infrastructure.

The update improves performance, expands network infrastructure protection and management capabilities, and adds new tools for corporate network operations.

Attackers have started using another legitimate service for malicious purposes.

Attackers are complicating tactics, using multi-vector schemes, AI-based tools, and rented cloud servers to generate traffic.

Once inside the system, attackers can not only substitute payment details in documents but also use the compromised company's infrastructure to attack its partners, initiating a chain of infections.