High threat level in Turkey: Critical warning from Kaspersky regarding mouse simulators!
Kaspersky experts have warned that mouse movement simulators could pose a cyber threat targeting remote workers and their employers.
Kaspersky experts have announced that mouse movement simulators, which have become popular recently, may carry cyber threats. It was emphasized that these devices, which have gained interest with remote work and hybrid business models, could risk the data security of both individuals and companies by containing malicious software.
These devices, also known as "mouse jigglers," aim to prevent computers from entering sleep mode and keep the user appearing online. However, experts state that devices obtained from unknown sources, in particular, can lead to serious security vulnerabilities. Kaspersky Principal Security Researcher Marc Rivero stated, “These devices can be an entry point for cybercriminals. It is critical that employees are trained on cybersecurity and that reliable security software is used.”
HIGH THREAT LEVEL IN TURKEY
In the third quarter of 2024, 21.9% of users in Turkey encountered local threats spreading from sources such as USB devices. On a global scale, Kaspersky solutions detected and blocked 3 billion local threats.
SECURITY RECOMMENDATIONS FROM KASPERSKY
For individual users:
Avoid using USB accessories from unknown brands.
Regularly scan your devices with comprehensive security software such as Kaspersky Premium.
For businesses:
Provide regular cybersecurity training to employees.
Use security solutions on corporate devices that can detect suspicious activity.
News Source: 12punto
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