Naruto, Netflix and a Cyber Trap: Gen Z Targeted in over 2.5 Lakh Anime-Themed Attacks Says Kaspersky
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Over 250,000 cyberattacks disguised as anime: Kaspersky explores the dangers behind Gen Z’s favorite shows and platforms - LionhearTV
From Naruto to Attack on Titan, cybercriminals are increasingly using anime and other Gen Z favorites as bait. In a new report covering Q2 2024 – Q1 2025, Kaspersky has found over 250,000 cyberattacks disguised as popular anime among other shows and streaming platforms favored by younger audience. To help Gen Z recognize these and other cyber risks, Kaspersky is launching “Case 404” — an interactive cybersecurity game, teaching how to protect th…
Kaspersky launches ‘Case 404’ game as anime-themed cyberattacks targeting Gen Z cross 250,000
In a new report covering Q2 2024 – Q1 2025, Kaspersky has found over 250,000 cyberattacks disguised as popular anime among other shows and streaming platforms favored by younger audience. To help Gen Z recognize these and other cyber risks, Kaspersky is launching “Case 404” — an interactive cybersecurity game, teaching how to protect their […] The post Kaspersky launches ‘Case 404’ game as anime-themed cyberattacks targeting Gen Z cross 250,000 …
Popular Anime Including Naruto, Demon Slayer And AOT Used As Bait In Over 250,000 Cyberattacks, Kaspersky Reports - Animehunch
Cybercriminals have increasingly disguised malware and unwanted files as popular anime titles to target Gen Z viewers, according to a Kaspersky report covering Q2 2024 through Q1 2025. Kaspersky’s analysis focused on five highly popular anime titles among Gen Z: Naruto, One Piece, Demon Slayer, Attack on Titan, and Jujutsu Kaisen. Across these series alone, the company detected 251,931 attempts to distribute malware or unwanted software. Naruto …
Streaming Platforms Used to Launch Over 96,000 Cyberattacks: Kaspersky Reports
Mumbai: As streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV Plus, and HBO Max continue to define entertainment for Gen Z, cybercriminals are increasingly leveraging these platforms to launch digital attacks. According to a recent report by global cybersecurity company Kaspersky, a staggering 96,288 attempts were detected to distribute malicious or unwanted files disguised as popular content from these streaming giants. Unli…
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