Financial threats

The Kaspersky financial threat report for 2024 contains the main trends and statistics on financial phishing and scams, mobile and PC banking malware, as well as recommendations on how to protect yourself and your business.

Attackers blackmail YouTubers with complaints and account blocking threats, forcing them to distribute a miner disguised as a bypass tool.

Kaspersky GReAT experts have discovered a new campaign distributing the XMRig cryptominer through popular games such as BeamNG.drive and Dyson Sphere Program on torrent trackers.

Kaspersky GReAT experts discovered a new campaign targeting Android devices in Malaysia and Brunei with the Tria stealer to collect data from apps like WhatsApp and Gmail.

Kaspersky experts review dark market trends in 2024, such as popularity of cryptors, loaders and crypto drainers on the dark web, and discuss what to expect in 2025.

The Q3 2024 mobile threat statistics encompass data on cyberattacks against Android devices involving malware, adware and potentially unwanted apps.

In this part of the malware report we discuss the most remarkable findings of Q3 2024, including APT and hacktivist attacks, ransomware, stealers, macOS malware and so on.

Kaspersky experts look back on their expectations about the 2024 privacy and consumer cyberthreats trends and try to predict what to expect in 2025.

Kaspersky’s GReAT looks back on the 2024 predictions about financial and crimeware threats, and explores potential cybercrime trends for 2025.

Kaspersky experts have discovered a new SteelFox Trojan that mimics popular software like Foxit PDF Editor and JetBrains to spread a stealer-and-miner bundle.

Kaspersky GReAT experts break down the new campaign of Lazarus APT which uses social engineering and exploits a zero-day vulnerability in Google Chrome for financial gain.

In this report, Kaspersky experts analyze recent Grandoreiro campaigns, new targets, tricks, and banking trojan versions.

The Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence team shares insights into the H1 2024 Middle Eastern cyberthreat landscape: hacktivism, initial access brokers, ransomware, stealers, and so on.

Kaspersky shares insights into the activity and TTPs of the BlindEagle APT, which targets organizations and individuals in Colombia, Ecuador, Chile, Panama and other Latin American countries.

Kaspersky researchers discovered Tusk campaign with ongoing activity that uses Danabot and StealC infostealers and clippers to obtain cryptowallet credentials and system data.