US EditionCyber Threats Imitating Chatgpt Increased by 115% at the Beginning of 2025, with Smes Increasingly Targeted
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Based on a sample of 12 online applications, Kaspersky analysts have studied the frequency at which malicious and unwanted software is being used as legitimate applications commonly used by SMEs. In total, Kaspersky has observed over 4,000 unique malicious and unwanted files becoming popular applications in 2025. With the growing development of AI, cybercriminals are increasingly disguised their malware as AI tools. The number of cyber threats i…
As of 2025, almost 8,500 users of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have been exposed to cyberattacks in which unwanted malware or software pretended to be popular online productivity tools, according to Kaspersky. Cybercriminals mostly resort to baits such as Zoom and Microsoft Office, although every... The entry The malware that mimics IAs like ChatGPT shoots 115% in 2025 aparece primero en Noticias de SMES, Autonomados y Emprendedores…
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