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Kaspersky SAS 2026 Highlights AI Security and Cyberespionage Threats

Kaspersky SAS 2026 Highlights AI Security and Cyberespionage Threats

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ThreatCluster •October 4, 2026 at 06:06 UTC
  • •SAS 2026 will focus on AI security and cyberespionage.
  • •Research includes attacks on gaming platforms and mobile devices.
  • •A unique 'pre-prompt attack' demonstration will showcase new exploitation techniques.

Kaspersky's 18th Security Analyst Summit (SAS 2026) will be held from October 20-23, 2026, in Bali, Indonesia, focusing on AI security, cyberespionage, and vulnerabilities affecting various digital sectors. The agenda includes research on UEFI bootkits, Lazarus APT activities, and malware targeting gaming and mobile systems. Notably, a session will demonstrate 'pre-prompt attacks' that exploit AI coding guardrails, showcasing zero-click remote code execution techniques. The summit anticipates over 200 participants and features discussions on vulnerabilities in Android TV devices and iOS security. The event will also include a Capture the Flag (CTF) competition with an $18,000 prize pool. Kaspersky emphasizes the need for collaborative security approaches in response to evolving threats.

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2026-10-02
Kaspersky announces SAS 2026 agenda
Kaspersky reveals the focus areas for its upcoming Security Analyst Summit, including AI security and cyberespionage.
Konsulteer
2026-10-02
SAS 2026 to feature advanced cyberespionage research
Kaspersky will present findings on UEFI bootkits and Lazarus APT tactics targeting diplomatic entities.
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Common questions

What specific vulnerabilities will be discussed?
The summit will cover vulnerabilities in UEFI bootkits, gaming platforms, Android TV devices, and iOS security.
Who will present at SAS 2026?
Notable presenters include researchers from Kaspersky and Ikotas Labs, among others.
What is the significance of 'pre-prompt attacks'?
These attacks exploit AI coding guardrails before an AI model is invoked, posing new security challenges.