DNS servers are essential to the normal functioning of the internet as we know and love it, but they tend to go unnoticed by…

Spyware is defined as a “generic term for a range of surreptitious malware such as keyloggers, remote access trojans, and backdoor trojans,…

There is little doubt that smartphones have become a central part of our lives, allowing us to perform all sorts of tasks…

Android users have been exposed to a new malicious app imitating Adobe Flash Player that serves as a potential entrance for many…

It was partly through taking advantage of our emotional rather than technical vulnerabilities that VBS/LoveLetter – also known as the Love Bug…

A year ago on 2nd December 2015, a collaboration between major cybersecurity firms, law enforcement and software providers – including ESET and…

Imagine, if you will, that your security is flawless, and not a single other person can access your sensitive accounts or information.…

  Technology has changed the way we live, our relationships with others, and even how we take care of ourselves. These days,…

One of the most interesting events I attended in 2016 was the “Hold the Backdoor” security conference at the 12th Ekoparty (covered on WeLiveSecurity). Day two brought with…

When we go online, we all leave a digital ‘trace’. Our IP addresses give us away and cookies collect our browsing habits.…