Web threats

Key statistics for 2021: miners, ransomware, trojan bankers and other financial malware, zero-day vulnerabilities and exploits, web attacks, threats for macOS and IoT.

We found a suspicious binary and determined it as an IIS module, aimed at stealing credentials and enabling remote command execution from OWA. We named the malicious module ‘Owowa’,

The summary of the critical vulnerability CVE-2021-44228 in the Apache Log4j library, technical details and mitigations.

PC threat statistics for Q3 2021 contain data on miners, encrypting ransomware, financial malware, and threats to Windows, macOS and IoT.

We constantly monitor the landscape of shopping-related threats and release a report tracking the latest criminal activity targeting online shoppers. Here’s what we found this year.

2020–2021 report on malware, unwanted software and phishing schemes using streaming services Netflix, Apple TV, Amazon Prime, Hulu and Disney+ as a lure.

This report provides DDoS attack statistics for Q3 2021, as well as a news roundup and forecasts for the next quarter.

This report shares our insights into the Russian-speaking cybercrime world and the changes in how it operates that have happened in the past five years.

We take a closer look at threats linked to loss of accounts with popular video game digital distribution services, such as Steam and Origin. We also explore the kind of game-related data that ends up on the black market.

This report discusses the statistics gathered by Kaspersky Safe Kids on the websites and apps children use, and on children’s YouTube search queries in summer 2021.

In this report, you will find statistics and other information about gaming-related malware, phishing schemes and other threats in 2020 and the first half of 2021.

PC threat statistics for Q2 2021 contain data on miners, encrypting ransomware, financial malware and threats to Windows, macOS and IoT.

In this report you’ll find Kaspersky DDoS Intelligence statistics, news overview and DDoS market trends and predictions for Q2 2021.

Last year, we took a look at how the pandemic influenced the threat landscape for gamers and the gaming industry. One year later, online gamers are even more active, and cybercriminals continue to exploit this.

Dan Demeter, Senior Security Researcher with Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team and head of Kaspersky’s Honeypot project, explains what honeypots are, why they’re recommended for catching external threats, and how you can set up your own simple SSH-honeypot.