Facebook, Twitter, Google move to intercept Russian propaganda, disinformation about Ukraine
Policymakers have been applying pressure to social media giants to hold back the tide of disinformation.
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Belarusian hackers launch another attack, adding to chaotic hacktivist activity around Ukraine
This is just the latest hacktivist activity related the intensifying Russian attack on Ukraine.
‘Most advanced’ China-linked backdoor ever, Daxin, raises alarms for cyber-espionage investigators
The Daxin malware is "on another level," according to researchers at Symantec.
Backbone is everything, don’t be owned by your infrastructure: Lessons from Ukraine for America
Russia — in its Soviet incarnation — was the source of Ukraine’s infrastructure. Postwar pipes for everything from water to telecommunications in Ukraine is Russian in origin.
Suspected cyberattack on parts supplier forces Toyota to shut down Japan plants
Reports said the supplier, Kojima Industries Corp., was working to address an incident that blocked its network from communicating with Toyota's.
In response to Russia threat, US cybersecurity firms offer free services, data, threat intel
Free upgrades and other services are on the table for organizations in Ukraine and elsewhere.
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TrickBot malware suddenly got quiet, researchers say, but it’s hardly the end for its operators
Researchers at Intel471 and AdvIntel say the cybercrime group probably has other plans for its talents.
Conti ransomware group announces support of Russia, threatens retaliatory attacks
The ransomware gang vowed to attack Russia's enemies.
Ukrainian cyber officials warn of new wave of phishing attacks
U.S. companies are also advising Ukrainians to lock down their accounts.
In studying tech supply chain, feds cite open source products, device firmware
The White House ordered Commerce and Homeland Security to examine weak spots in how the IT and communications industries produce hardware and software.