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Tech giant Microsoft was again the brand most frequently targeted by cybercriminals.>>

"The cybercrime actors behind these ransomware attacks are very agile, always looking for new tricks and techniques that will allow them to do their malicious deeds.">>

"As more enterprises move to the cloud, many are looking for the best solutions to manage their security and compliance posture across their entire cloud infrastructure.">>

Researchers warn of increased cybercrime on and around Amazon Prime Day 2021 as malicious activity surges.>>

Established Dridex trojan has dropped off altogether after being one of the most popular malwares in recent months amidst a global surge in ransomware. >>

Application developers have left their data and millions of users’ private information exposed by not following best practices.>>

"While we are witnessing a huge increase in ransomware attacks worldwide, it is no surprise that this month's top malware is related to the trend.">>

Ransomware attacks have seen 102% increase this year compared to the beginning of 2020, and there are no signs of it slowing down.>>

Hackers are using instant messaging app Telegram for remote control and distribution of malware, according to Check Point Research.>>

93% of these attacks originated in a device network, which includes attempts to trick users into installing a malicious payload via infected websites or URLs, or to steal users’ credentials.>>

Check Point Research has discovered new malware on Google’s Play Store that could spread through WhatsApp messages. >>

There are global surges in ransomware attacks alongside increases in cyber attacks targeting Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerabilities, according to Check Point Research.>>

There has been a 350% increase in the number of advertisements selling alleged COVID vaccines within the last three months.>>

The race has started between hackers and security professionals following the disclosure of vulnerabilities on Microsoft Exchange Servers, according to Check Point Research.>>

“We need to act now to stop this cyber pandemic spreading out of control.">>

The Emotet trojan continues to reign as top malware in January, despite international law enforcement taking control of its infrastructure.>>

The range of six gateways sets new standards of protection against the most advanced cyber attacks for SMBs, giving greater ease of deployment and management.>>

"Anyone could have had access to the information stolen," says Check Point.>>

As public cloud usage in Australia and New Zealand grows, the company says it will continue to invest locally to support businesses.>>

“What we have identified is a live and ongoing cyber attack campaign targeting specific Linux users.">>

What happens when an Android malware vendor teams up with a marketer? It turns out the answer is quite a lot.>>

Three new regional awards introduced this year for APAC: Independent Software Vendor, Global Systems Integrator, and Services Partner of the Year.>>

In Q4, 43% of all brand phishing attempts related to Microsoft (up from 19% in Q3), as threat actors continued to try to capitalise on people working remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic’s second wave. >>

As the medicines are being offered on the dark net, purchasers have no way of knowing whether they are genuine, according to Check Point.>>