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Kaspersky Blog – 1.6.24 The rapid development of AI, international tensions, and the proliferation of “smart” technologies like the internet of things (IoT) make the upcoming year particularly challenging in terms of cybersecurity. Each of us will face these challenges in one way or another, so, as per tradition, we’re here to help all our…

Kaspersky Blog – 9.1.23 OSINT stands for open-source intelligence. That is, the collection and analysis of data obtained from publicly accessible information channels. Such sources can basically be anything: newspapers and magazines, television and radio, data published by official organizations, scientific research, conference reports, etc. Source: OSINT: what’s the danger, and how to stay safe

Kaspersky Blog – 6.26.23 Web skimmers were named due to their association with hardware skimmers — stealthy devices that carders install on ATMs or payment terminals to steal card details. Skimmers are hard to notice because they look like regular ATM hardware, so unsuspecting users insert or slide their cards, only to share their payment details with…

Kaspersky Blog – 5.15.23 Deepfake is the name given technology that creates convincing copies of images, videos and voices using AI. Deepfake technologies have been developing rapidly for about five years already. The idea of ​​creating fakes by combining real and generated data is not new. But it’s the use of neural networks and deep…

Kaspersky Blog – 5.12.23 You can hardly call cryptocurrency an anonymous means of payment. After all, since all transactions (well, almost all; more on that below) are written to the blockchain, the movement of cryptocurrency is fairly easy to trace. There are specialized analytical tools that make it relatively convenient and easy to locate both…