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ESET releases version 6.0 of its Mobile Security solution, protecting Android users against malware, phishing, and financial threats.

CERT agencies around the world are reporting a surge in cyber attacks related to the Emotet malware, which is being distributed by email.

Apple's notarisation processes are failing to keep the company's software secure, as threat actors find ways around it, according to security experts.

Newly discovered malware, KryptoCibule, is targeting victims in Czechia and Slovakia to steal cryptocurrencies undetected.

Although Microsoft Defender has gained market share and made some advancements in their offerings, it is not a silver bullet, writes Chillisoft's CEO.

Seven VPN providers leaked personal data of over 20 million users, raising concerns about their security practices.

New cyber-espionage operation targeted at Middle East users disguises itself as a chat app, according to ESET researchers.

A new report from ESET has detailed the extent to which attackers employ brute-force tactics to infiltrate remote desktop protocols.

Researchers at ESET have exposed a sophisticated cyber campaign using LinkedIn messages to target companies and employees for financial gain and espionage.

Microsoft alerts users to a massive COVID-19 phishing scam using bogus John Hopkins emails to install a dangerous remote access tool on victims' systems.

The report provides an overview of the technology players in the EDR market and offers insights into understanding their capabilities.

Twitter has announced that its employees can work from home indefinitely, stating that remote working has been a huge success.

Approximately 450 active WHO email addresses and passwords, and emails belonging to others working on fighting COVID-19, were leaked on the internet.

ESET has released a security checklist to help Australian and New Zealand businesses transition to remote working securely.

We chatted to Johnson about her appointment, her current role and ESET's plans for the Australian channel market.

A blog post from security vendor ESET has outlined the risk of the zero-day for those who are still using the relic browser of internet-past.

The company was named the top cybersecurity vendor for channel satisfaction after achieving the highest overall rating against 10 others.

While many parents worry about their child’s online activity, many are not taking precautionary measures, according to new insights from ESET.

The survey covered the current state of technology adoption and what users are doing online as well as what they’re doing to protect themselves.

ESET Endpoint Protection Advanced Cloud is an umbrella of security for business users that integrates the most essential endpoint products.