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Cyberattacks targeting Ukraine are mostly carried out by Russian intelligence agencies or state-sponsored groups, according to the official.
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Russian hackers are targeting Ukrainian and European supply chains to disrupt the flow of humanitarian goods and lethal aid into Ukraine.
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U.S. law enforcement is helping officials in Kyiv process the huge amounts of data from investigations of alleged war crimes.
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Rather than focusing on arrests, U.S. law enforcement is trying to prevent additional victims of online crime.
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Two targets in the energy sector are among the victims of a supply chain attack that is linked to North Korea and with a growing list of victims.
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The incident is the first known case of one supply chain attack leading to a second supply chain attack.
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Russian hacking operations in support of intelligence gathering and information operations related to the war show no signs of slowing down.
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The group known as PLAY is using custom tools researchers say allow it to be faster and more efficient when carrying out ransomware attacks.
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The DOJ unsealed new indictments on Tuesday that allege a years-long conspiracy to interfere in elections and weaponize information.
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By deploying fake social media personas and operating a police station abroad, Beijing sought to enforce its censorship regime in the U.S.
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