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To put gamers firmly in the driving seat, global cybersecurity company, Kaspersky, combined efforts with world-renowned gamers: Ali-A, Yammy XOX, and Boaster to bring fearless gaming to the rapidly growing gamer community and drive awareness about cybersecurity.

Kaspersky researchers have discovered an advanced Trojan, dubbed the BloodyStealer, sold on darknet forums and used to steal gamers’ accounts on popular gaming platforms such as Steam, Epic Games Store, and EA Origin. With features to avoid analysis and detection, a low subscription price, and some interesting capabilities, BloodyStealer is a prime example of the type of threat online gamers face. This, alongside an overview of the game-related products stolen and sold on the darknet, can be found in Kaspersky’s latest report on game-related data threats.

Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Services provides the latest and most authoritative cyber security data and analysis enabling Munich Airport to stay ahead of cybercriminals.

When the pandemic had just started in March 2020, developing new products was a way to respond to the uniquely challenging situation for 29% of small companies, according to a recent Kaspersky study.

According to a new Kaspersky study, 70% of people are changing their attitude towards social media, due to its potential negative impact on mental health. As achieving a digital balance becomes a priority for more people, Kaspersky has partnered with Neil Tranter, a mindfulness teacher, to develop a dedicated meditation course: “Overcoming digital stress and smartphone addiction”, that provides users with the right knowledge and tools to navigate their digital lives more mindfully.

A new Kaspersky Safe Kids research has revealed the online content that children were most interested in during summer 2021.

Committed to greater transparency, the global cybersecurity company has publicly shared information on requests received from government and law enforcement agencies, and users for data and technical expertise in 2020 and H1 2021.

Polys voting system won the 2021 Digital Democracy Innovations award, presented by Solonian Democracy Institute.

In six in ten (63%) cyberattacks investigated by the Kaspersky Global Emergency Response team, adversaries used password brute force and vulnerability exploitation as initial vectors to compromise the organization’s environment.

The Kaspersky team invites cybersecurity specialists once again to join the Kaspersky Security Analyst Summit (SAS) to discuss the changes in the IT security landscape and share their knowledge on recent, sophisticated threats. Our rich conference program is spread over two days and will take place on September 28-29, 2021.