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The firm Lookout says that Houthi use of cyberespionage is a sign that mobile surveillance is a growing force in global conflicts.
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A handsome Yemeni influencer’s account vanished from TikTok after posting a tour of a captured cargo ship. Continue reading Everything We Know About ‘Timhouthi Chalamet,’ the Yemeni Influencer Celebrating Red Sea Ship Raids
By Deeba Ahmed
Anonymous Sudan is a pro-Russia hacktivist group, and their emergence aligns with the rise of other pro-Russian cyber actors since the beginning of the Ukraine war.
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The incident comes as Iranian-backed Houthi fighters step up attacks on commercial shipping vessels in the Red Sea.
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A group that appears to support the Houthis in Yemen is targeting organizations working in the region with malicious Android-based apps.
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The bloody war in Yemen has been accompanied by a digital conflict in which combatants have used surveillance and cryptocurrency to their strategic advantage, new research shows. “[T]he dynamics of the Yemeni civil war are manifesting themselves online through a struggle over Yemeni access, use, and control of the internet,” Boston-based Recorded Future wrote in a blog post about the research on Wednesday. As the Yemeni conflict gains greater attention in Washington, the research highlights how cyber operations have become intrinsic to kinetic wars. In Yemen, the internet has become “another front” in a multi-faceted war, according to Recorded Future threat intelligence analyst Allan Liska told CyberScoop, The conflict, which has left tens of thousands people dead and created a widespread famine, has been fought by Houthi rebels, backed by Iran, and the Hadi government, supported by Saudi Arabia. U.S. intelligence, and weapons, have been used by the Saudi-led coalition. The new research […]
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SAUDI-LED COALITION FORCES ADVANCE ON AL-HUDAYDAH IN YEMEN NYA Insights Saudi-led coalition forces in Yemen On 13 June forces of the Saudi-backed coalition advanced on the strategic port city of Al-Hudaydah in an attempt to wrest it from control o… Continue reading Saudi-led coalition forces advance on Al-Hudaydah in Yemen
SAUDI-LED COALITION FORCES ADVANCE ON AL-HUDAYDAH IN YEMEN NYA Insights Saudi-led coalition forces in Yemen On 13 June forces of the Saudi-backed coalition advanced on the strategic port city of Al-Hudaydah in an attempt to wrest it from control o… Continue reading Saudi-led coalition forces advance on Al-Hudaydah in Yemen
Netsweeper is blocking content in 30 countries, according to a new report from Toronto-based research group Citizen Lab. Continue reading A Canadian Company Is Blocking LGBTQ Content for Censorious Regimes
Images posted on social media show a codename associated with secret US technology used in drone strikes. Continue reading Did a Drone Carrying NSA Tech Crash in Yemen?