A $90 million crypto theft from Nobitex marks the second cyberattack on Iran’s financial systems in as many days. Predatory Sparrow claimed responsibility for both attacks.

A politically-oriented cybercrime group carried out the attack in response to Heritage’s Project 2025.

The hack included links to download subscriber data and a message claiming that Post Millennial’s editor was transitioning to a woman. 

Amid a flurry of exaggerated claims of cyber attacks, experts caution that attacks on digital systems may intensify as the conflict drags on.

A politically motivated hacking group known as SiegedSec claims to have breached NATO systems and leaked a cache of documents online.

The apparent hack comes just ahead of the one-year anniversary of the death of Mahsa Amini, the Iranian woman who died in police custody.

The newly emerged hacking collective has hit targets in a range of NATO countries amid an overall increase in hacktivism.

SiegedSec, a group known for politically motivated hacks and leaks, posted a link to the files in a Telegram channel.

A group that previously hacked Fort Worth, Texas, claimed a cyberattack that affected Halliburton, Shell, Helix Energy and Oceaneering.

Pro-Russian hackers are focused on Ukrainian service providers, media, critical infrastructure and collecting data from government networks.