The move against the Russian cybersecurity giant aims to prevent the company from being used in cyber operations or data collection by Moscow. 

The Russian cybersecurity firm discovered sophisticated malware that combined cryptocurrency mining and espionage capabilities.

The cybercrime and fraud operations, including fraudulent art sales, were linked to financial losses of more than $40 million.

The patch is the latest to address issues associated with what cybersecurity firm Kaspersky called Operation Triangulation.

The fix follows allegations from a Russian intelligence service that an intentional flaw in iPhones provided a gateway for American espionage.

Despite the obvious risks, tech jobs with hacking groups can be alluring for those who need the money or want to do the work.

North Korean hackers known for cryptocurrency heists are expanding their targets to include education, government and healthcare, according to researchers tracking the group. The activity could be…

Attackers modified the popular anonymity-enabling Tor browser to track users in China and record browsing history, researchers said.

The Ukraine war continues to cause problems for Kaspersky, a titan of the antivirus industry accused of having ties to Russian intelligence.

The group used six backdoors against more than a dozen industrial plants, research institutes and government agencies, according to Kaspersky.