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The Computer Emergency Response Team of Ukraine (CERT-UA), part of the State Service of Special Communications and Information Protection (SSSCIP), has joined forces with the simulation training platform Cyber Ranges to unveil TRYZUB, a cyber resilienc… Continue reading Ukrainian cyberwar experience becomes blueprint for TRYZUB cyber training service
ESET researchers have discovered yet another wiper malware used to target Ukrainian organizations. Dubbed SwiftSlicer, it is thought to be wielded by the Sandworm APT. Simultaneously, the Ukranian CERT has confirmed that the attackers who recently aime… Continue reading A glut of wiper malware hits Ukrainian targets
The Ukrainian CERT (CERT-UA) has uncovered an attack campaign aimed at compromising Ukrainian organizations and irretrievably encrypting their files. To do that, they are leveraging a specific version of the Somnia ransomware that, “according to … Continue reading Russian hacktivists hit Ukrainian orgs with ransomware – but no ransom demands
A recent phishing attempt targeting Russian entities involved long-established Chinese toolkits, experts said.
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The Computer Emergency Response Team of Ukraine (CERT-UA), with the help of ESET and Microsoft security experts, has thwarted a cyber attack by the Sandworm hackers, who tried to shut down electrical substations run by an energy provider in Ukraine. Ac… Continue reading Sandworm hackers tried (and failed) to disrupt Ukraine’s power grid
Russian cyber attacks on Ukraine continue unabated, official says.
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Cybercriminals trying to foist the Mars Stealer malware onto users seemingly have a penchant for one particulat tactic: disguising it as legitimate, benign software to trick users into downloading it. Two documented Mars Stealer delivery campaings In a… Continue reading Mars Stealer malware pushed via Google Ads and phishing emails