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  • 2021: A Year of Growth and Recognition for CUJO AI

    2021 was a year of expansive growth and recognition for our company. We have solidified our position as the largest cybersecurity service provider for the leading…

  • IoT Botnet Report 2021: Malware and Vulnerabilities Targeted

    As the number of IoT devices in an average household continues to grow, so does the number and the sophistication of attacks...

  • Multi-layer Cybersecurity: How We Improve Telco Client Security

    CUJO AI is the largest provider of multi-layer security for large network operators around the world. CUJO AI's algorithms process data from...

  • Our Approach to Data Privacy Ethics in AI Development

    A few years ago, we contributed our knowledge and experience to a project concerning the ethical use of AI by the World Economic Forum (WEF). We…

  • This Black Friday, Choose Smart Devices with Cybersecurity in Mind

    As we’re looking at another Black Friday, we can expect consumers to expose themselves to more cybersecurity threats thanks to their purchases. This article will look…

  • What Makes Telco Subscribers Act on Security?

    Many Internet users In the US, Germany, France, and Italy are concerned about their security online, as evidenced by the results of our annual...

  • Personal Cybersecurity Perceptions in the US and Europe

    CUJO AI has surveyed four countries: the US, Germany, France, and Italy, to examine how consumers see cybersecurity threats, what privacy threats concern them the most,…

  • New Threat Alert: Krane Malware

    One of our honeypots has recently captured an interesting attack that we have not seen before. In this article, we will go through the peculiarities of…

  • Mobile Security: iOS vs Android – Which Is Right for Your Threat Model?

    Which mobile operating system (OS) is more secure: iOS or Android? This straightforward question does not have a simple answer. As with most topics in IT…

  • Honeypot Journals Part II: Attacks on Residential Endpoints

    This is the second episode in the Honeypot Journals series, where we report our most recent findings from our honeynet logs. This time, we...

  • Announcing the Winners of the 2021 MLSEC

    Our increasing reliance on AI systems may present an expanding attack surface to motivated adversaries. To proactively drive awareness of this issue, CUJO AI partnered with…

  • MLSEC 2021 Anti-phishing Evasion Track: Task, Results, and Winning Solutions

    In this year’s MLSEC competition, the Attacker Challenge included a new anti-phishing evasion track. The phishing detector was provided by CUJO AI, and it contained an…

  • Cybersecurity Perceptions Survey 2021

    In 2021, the Cybersecurity Perceptions Survey expanded into four countries to examine the predominant trends in the way consumers perceive online threats and security issues. This…

  • Latest Botnet Activity and Device Threats – IoT Chronicle, Summer 2021

    This is an overview of the current botnet activity, device and web browsing threat landscapes. It is based on real-world data from CUJO AI’s extensive coverage…

  • The Sysrv Botnet and How It Evolved

    People used to say that Linux was free from malware. Well, not only was it not true for the past 25 years, but we now live…