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The superpower of protection: Kaspersky Lab 2016 product line is here
Please join us in welcoming updated security solutions for consumers — the best what Kaspersky Lab has to offer — Kaspersky Internet Security and Kaspersky Anti-Virus. These products were developed...
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Security Week: Doors without locks, invulnerable Microsoft, disassembler and...
Welcome to this week’s edition of Security Week. In the maiden installment, we learned of self-unlocking cars, the Android’s chronic Stage Fright and that we won’t be watched in the Web any longer...
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Security Week 40: the ‘not-really-a-vulnerability’ in WinRAR, an ancient bug...
I wonder what will happen when there are no more infosec problems. Will our Threatpost news blog convert to a digest of kitty cats? Is this bright future feasible at all? Well, it is, considering the...
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Tip of the week: how to solve database update issues
Keeping your antivirus databases up-to-date is just as important as the initial installation. Kaspersky Lab products update automatically, but very occasionally, database errors can occur that require...
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Reminder: Google to discontinue Chrome support for older OS X versions this...
This month, Google is phasing out support for its Chrome browser on OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard), 10.7 (Li-on), and 10.8 (Mountain Lion). They are also phasing out support for Windows XP and Windows Vista....
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Error: What to do if your Kaspersky product suddenly stops working
If you receive an error message saying “Integrity violation,” or “Invalid key file,” or something like that while using Kaspersky Internet Security, Kaspersky Total Security, Kaspersky Anti-Virus, or...
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ShadowHammer: Malicious updates for ASUS laptops
Thanks to a new technology in our products that is capable of detecting supply-chain attacks, our experts have uncovered what seems to be one of the biggest supply-chain incidents ever (remember...
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RSAC 2019: Seeking the perfect patching strategy
“Excuse me, sir, do you have a moment to talk about security updates?” “Nope, too busy installing patches.” Seriously, though, it’s worth pausing to think about how effectively (or not) you are...
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ShadowHammer: New details
In our previous post about operation ShadowHammer, we promised more details. Although investigation is still in progress, our researchers are ready to share new details about this sophisticated...
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How to update apps on your smartphone
We cannot overstate the importance of updating apps from time to time for the sake of security. Use outdated apps and attackers could spy on you through a call on WhatsApp, hijack your Xiaomi using a...
View ArticleWhy you need to update iOS and iPadOS to version 14.4 immediately | Kaspersky...
Apple has released a security update to close three zero-day vulnerabilities: CVE-2021-1780, CVE-2021-1781, and CVE-2021-1782. Because Apple believes unnamed cybercriminals are already exploiting those...
View ArticleUpdate these five things immediately | Kaspersky official blog
Rest assured, there is no global conspiracy to bug you with update notifications. As you may have noticed, unpatched software enables a large proportion of cyberattacks, which is why developers are...
View ArticleSoftware updating strategies in corporate infrastructure | Kaspersky official...
Microsoft has repeatedly had to publish patches for bugs that cropped up in previous fixes, which has hardly helped to mitigate (already considerable) distrust in updates. Among the findings of our...
View ArticlePrintNightmare (CVE-2021-34527) allows domain controller capture
By the end of June, security researchers were actively discussing a vulnerability in the Windows Print Spooler service, which they dubbed PrintNightmare. The patch, released on June’s patch Tuesday,...
View ArticleThree dangerous vulnerabilities in Google Chrome | Kaspersky official blog
Google has released an emergency update for the Chrome browser that addresses three vulnerabilities: CVE-2021-37974, CVE-2021-37975, and CVE-2021-37976. Google experts consider one of the...
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How to update Google Chrome if there is no “Update” button | Kaspersky...
Every so often dangerous vulnerabilities are detected in Google Chrome — bugs that attackers can use to steal users’ data or infect their computers with something undesirable. In especially severe...
View Article128 vulnerabilities in Microsoft products | Kaspersky official blog
In a traditional patch Tuesday update, Microsoft fixed a total of 128 vulnerabilities in various products and components. Of those, at least 10 are critical, at least two were known before the release...
View ArticleActively exploited vulnerability in Windows | Kaspersky official blog
On the latest Patch Tuesday (May 10) Microsoft released updates for 74 vulnerabilities. At least one of them is already being actively exploited by attackers. Thus, it’s a good idea to install patches...
View ArticleCritical vulnerabilities in VMWare products | Kaspersky official blog
On May 18 VMware patched two vulnerabilities in its products: CVE-2022-22972 and CVE-2022-22973. To emphasize the severity of the problem, on the same day the US Department of Homeland Security issued...
View ArticleVulnerable Cisco updates | Kaspersky official blog
Among the presentations at this August’s Black Hat 2022 conference, few were of practical use to system administrators and security officers. A welcome exception was the report by Rapid7 researcher,...
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