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In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many. regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular Tester TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.In the past, several cybersecurity firms have already claimed that hackers are actively using sophisticated ways to attack people's devices, and now, at a time when binge watching is a prevalent trend globally, these cybercriminals are infecting devices with malware by using the names of popular TV shows. According to Kaspersky Labs, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, and Arrow are the shows receiving the most attention from attackers to execute a strike.TV shows have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment globally, however, other methods of digital distribution like torrents and illegal online streaming pose threat to devices on which the content is downloaded/consumed. "In many regions, unlike legitimate resources, torrent trackers and hosted files may send a user a file that looks like an episode of a TV show, but is in fact malware with a similar name," Kaspersky Labs said in its 'Game of Threats: How cybercriminals use popular TV shows to spread malware' report.