Russia’s Sandworm hackers blamed in fresh Ukraine malware attack
Researches believe the destructive malware is the work of Sandworm, a Russian military unit suspected in a series of Ukrainian cyberattacks.
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New cyberespionage group surfaces following attacks on mostly Asian targets
Active since 2020, the cyberespionage group has targeted a range or mostly Asian public and private entities.
Feds warn about foreign government-connected hackers aiming to disrupt vital industrial systems
Dragos says the group behind the tools has a "breadth of knowledge" that's "beyond" any previously witnessed.
Russian hackers thwarted in attempt to take out electrical grid, Ukrainians say
Russian losses near Kyiv and a looming onslaught in eastern Ukraine may be a factor in the attack, a Ukrainian official said.
Top Ukrainian cyber official praises volunteer hacks on Russian targets, offers updates
Ukraine's Victor Zhora said the so-called IT Army has done "useful" things, and he offered information about the "CaddyWiper" incident.
Another round of ‘wiper’ malware appears in Ukrainian networks
The wiper could add to the woes of a country increasingly under physical and cyber assault.
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Cyberattacks on Ukrainian websites come into clearer focus as Russia tensions escalate
Ukraine is more explicitly blaming Russia for the cyberattacks.
Espionage group targeted hotels, governments, seized on Microsoft Exchange vulnerability
ESET said it discovered the group, which has been active since 2019.
A spyware app designed to monitor Kurdish targets attracted more than 1,400 downloads
The identity of the spies remains unclear, though the hacking tool is capable of collecting vast amounts of data.
Stalkers using surveillance software on partners are exposing their own data, research finds
This might serve as a deterrent to stalkers, ESET says.