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Several hacker groups have joined in on the Israel-Hamas war that started over the weekend after the militant group launched a major attack.
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Moscow’s agents are building fake companies, recruiting middlemen and deploying cyber spies and hackers who gather information that could be used to attack key...
Cyberwarfare
The speech is the latest in a string of warnings from intelligence experts that Russia is stepping up hostile activity in a “gray zone”...
Cyberwarfare
US service members received WhatsApp messages claiming they would be targeted with drones and missiles.
Cyberwarfare
British businesses need to prepare themselves to defend against cyberattacks because the U.K. could be targeted “at scale,” if it became involved in an...
Cybercrime
US, Ukraine, and Israel remain the most heavily attacked by cyberespionage and cybercrime threat actors, Microsoft says.
Cyberwarfare
ICRC is telling hacktivists involved in conflict during war to avoid targeting civilian objectives and hospitals, or making threats of violence.
Cyberwarfare
UAE-linked APT group Stealth Falcon has used the new Deadglyph backdoor in an attack targeting a governmental entity in the Middle East.
Cyberwarfare
A stealthy APT known as Gelsemium has been observed targeting a government entity in Southeast Asia for persistence and intelligence collection.
Cyberwarfare
Chinese state-sponsored threat groups have targeted telecoms, financial and government organizations in Africa as part of soft power efforts.
Cyberwarfare
New and mysterious APT Sandman spotted targeting telcos in Europe and Asia as part of a cyberespionage campaign.
Cyberwarfare
The pro-Russian cybercrime group tracked as NoName057(16) is launching DDoS attacks against Canadian organizations.
Cybercrime
Noteworthy stories that might have slipped under the radar: China blames NSA for a cyberattack, AI jailbreaks, and Netography spin-off.
Cyberwarfare
Symantec warns that the Redfly APT appears to be focusing exclusively on targeting critical national infrastructure organizations.
Cyberwarfare
Some of the ways China has worked to spy on the West in recent years.
Cyberwarfare
Noteworthy stories that might have slipped under the radar: LastPass vault hacking, Russia targets energy facility in Ukraine, NXP data breach.
Cyberwarfare
APTs exploited vulnerabilities in Zoho ManageEngine and Fortinet VPNs to hack an aerospace organization in early January 2023.
Cyberwarfare
Five Eyes report details 'Infamous Chisel' malware used by Russian state-sponsored hackers to target the Ukrainian military’s Android devices.
Cyberwarfare
Earth Estries, a cyberspy group possibly linked to China, has targeted governments and tech firms in the US, Germany, South Africa and Asia.
Cyberwarfare
Chinese threat actor exploiting Barracuda ESG appliances deployed persistence mechanisms in preparation for remediation efforts.
Cyberwarfare
Polish police have arrested two men suspected of illegally hacking into the national railway's communications network, causing disruption to 20 trains.
Cyberwarfare
North Korea-linked Lazarus Group exploited a ManageEngine vulnerability to compromise an internet backbone infrastructure provider.
Cyberwarfare
The threat actor behind HiatusRAT was seen performing reconnaissance against a US military procurement system in June 2023.
Cyberwarfare
North Korea-linked "Kimsuky" hackers carried out "continuous malicious email attacks" on contractors working at the war simulation centre.
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