APTs set to take off in 2015

APTs set to take off in 2015

2015 is gearing up to be the year that advanced persistent threats (APTs) become mainstream – and they have the potential to dangerously affect millions of people. Sergey Lozhkin, senior security researcher at Kaspersky Lab’s global research and analysis team, points out that we live in a world for everyone spies on other people. Kathy Gibson reports from Kaspersky Labs’ conference in Lisbon.

Unpacking the growing malware threats

Kathy Gibson reports from Kaspersky Labs’ conference in Lisbon – The threat of malware attacks on corporates and states is growing in 2015. While the first advanced persistent threats (APTs), Stuxnet, was detected in 2010, four new APTs have already been already...