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Kaspersky
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Our mission is simple – building a safer world. And in fulfilling that mission we aim to become the global leader in cybersecurity – by securing technology to make sure that the possibilities it brings become opportunities for each and every one of us. Bring on endless possibilities. Bring on a safer tomorrow.” - Eugene Kaspersky, CEO of Kaspersky https://www.kaspersky.com/about/company
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Signals from Kaspersky
10 published signals
Security Corporation
Kaspersky confirmed that Mirage Kitten is posing as recruiters on LinkedIn and sending developers a coding challenge that installs a trojanized npm package with two new backdoors, NodeRabbit and PollCat, built to run across Windows, Linux, and macOS.
Reported by Kaspersky
Presence & Recognition
Kaspersky employee Dr. Zhiniang Peng is presenting a talk titled Breaking the Old Playbook: LLM-Augmented Offense Security Research at TheSAS2026.
Reported by Kaspersky
Research & Knowledge
Kaspersky published research revealing that 31% of messaging scams now involve brand impersonation, 99% of victims no longer trust incoming messaging notifications after being scammed, and 63% of scams span multiple platforms before victims realise what’s happening.
Reported by Kaspersky
Presence & Recognition
Kaspersky announced that the five winning teams will compete at SAS CTF on October 20–23 in Attack-Defense format for the $18,000 main prize.
Reported by Kaspersky
Presence & Recognition
Kaspersky announced that Andy Nguyen will walk through the PS5 security architecture, Sony's AMD SVM implementation, and misconfigurations that can be chained into a complete hypervisor break.
Reported by Kaspersky
Legal & Regulatory
Kaspersky passed another SOC 2 Type II audit, providing third-party validation of the controls behind its antivirus database development and release processes.
Reported by Kaspersky
Research & Knowledge
Kaspersky researchers uncovered a campaign using modified adware to deliver ValleyRAT, a backdoor capable of logging keystrokes, capturing clipboard data and screenshots, and downloading additional malicious modules.
Reported by Kaspersky
Research & Knowledge
Kaspersky detected ValleyRAT and associated malware more than 100,000 times in 2026, affecting over 1,500 users primarily in China and India.
Reported by Kaspersky
Products & Services
Kaspersky released v0.11.0 of Aralez, making it available on Windows, Linux, and macOS with new capabilities and improvements.
Reported by Areg Baghinyan
Presence & Recognition
Kaspersky was recognized by Frost & Sullivan for its Kaspersky IT and OT Security product.
Reported by Tim de Groot