A recent RomCom cyber operation has been targeting NATO Summit guests and other entities supporting Ukraine.
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Assuming NATO can play a greater part in the cybersecurity of its members, possibly through a more formal NATO Cyber Command, the question then becomes ‘what should we hope for?’
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Rapid7 analyzes the Japan threat landscape and warns that attacks against the third-largest economy in the world have global consequences.
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Ask any three people to define cyberwar and you will get three different answers. But as global geopolitics worsen and aggressive cyberattacks increase, this becomes more than an academic question.
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Attacks exploiting the Barracuda zero-day CVE-2023-2868 have been linked to a Chinese cyberespionage group that has targeted government and other organizations.
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Microsoft is publicly exposing a Russian hacking group that worked on destructive wiper malware attacks that hit organizations in Ukraine.
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Mandiant has observed a Chinese cyberespionage group exploiting a VMware ESXi zero-day vulnerability for privilege escalation.
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The US and Korea are warning of North Korean social engineering attacks targeting employees of think tanks, academic and research institutions, and news media organizations.
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Kaspersky said its corporate network has been targeted with a zero-click iOS exploit, just as Russia’s FSB said iPhones have been targeted by US intelligence.
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Microsoft says it has caught Chinese government hackers siphoning data from critical infrastructure organizations in Guam, a U.S. territory in the Pacific Ocean.
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