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Sean Lyngaas and Darya Tarasova report: Within hours of opposition leader Alexey Navalny’s death in February in a Russian prison, a group of anti-Kremlin hackers went looking for revenge. Using their access to a computer network tied to Russia’s priso… Continue reading Hackers stole Russian prisoner database to avenge death of Navalny
As we work through the first quarter of 2024, various sectors are continuously adapting to increasingly complex cybersecurity threats. Sectors like healthcare, finance, energy and transportation are all regularly widening their digital infrastructure, resulting in larger attack surfaces and greater risk exposure. Kaspersky just released their ICS CERT Predictions for this year, outlining the key […]
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In this Help Net Security video, Andy Thompson, Offensive Cybersecurity Research Evangelist at CyberArk, discusses the dire consequences of hacking water systems and why their cybersecurity must be prioritized. From contaminating water supplies to disr… Continue reading Hacking the flow: The consequences of compromised water systems
The information display screens at Beirut’s international airport were hacked by domestic anti-Hezbollah groups.
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A group of claimed Palestinian state cyber warriors has hit over 100 Israeli organizations with wipers and data theft.
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Hacktivism is evolving. It is important for both the law and cyber defenders to understand the current and potential activity of hacktivism to better understand how it should be treated.
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Apart from displaying these messages, the packages performed no other actions. This indicates that these aren’t malicious per se.
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Attackers have started using new wiper malware called BiBi-Linux to attack Israeli companies and destroy their data. The BiBi-Linux wiper The Security Joes Incident Response team found the malware during a forensics investigation of a breach within an … Continue reading BiBi-Linux wiper targets Israeli companies
Amid a flurry of exaggerated claims of cyber attacks, experts caution that attacks on digital systems may intensify as the conflict drags on.
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Several hacker groups have joined in on the Israel-Hamas war that started over the weekend after the militant group launched a major attack.
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