The Last Watchdog

FEBRUARY 3, 2020

Department of Homeland Security issued a bulletin calling out Iran’s “robust cyber program,” and cautioning everyone to be prepared for Iran to “conduct operations in the United States.” It could involve multiple state actors, adversarial to the West, joining forces to co-ordinate an attack, or even multiple attacks.”

Energy and Utilities 330

Energy and Utilities Malware Hacking Passwords 330

CyberSecurity Insiders

DECEMBER 7, 2021

Also, that threat actors, especially state-sponsored, and criminal enterprises would take advantage of the expanding cyber-attack surface by using their resources to employ more sophisticated means for discovering target vulnerabilities, automating phishing, and finding new deceptive paths for infiltrating malware. forbes.com).

Cybersecurity 78

Cybersecurity IoT Artificial Intelligence Cyber threats 78

eSecurity Planet

DECEMBER 19, 2023

After receiving input from industry experts and doing my own analysis of the year’s driving forces, I identified five major cybersecurity trends. Cybercrime will go to the next level: Cyberattackers will implement improved skills, “shift left” attacks, and shifting strategies to adjust to evolving cyberdefense.

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Cybersecurity CISO Government Technology 140

SecureList

JUNE 20, 2022

When reports of a cyberattack appear in the headlines, questions abound regarding who launched it and why. The rest of the world, including the victims of the attack, must often engage in some degree of speculation to explain the events and devise ways to protect themselves accordingly.

Energy and Utilities 84

Energy and Utilities Data collection Malware Cybersecurity 84

ForAllSecure

APRIL 26, 2022

Can criminal hackers shut down a city’s electrical grid? But how might it actually happen? And how might we defend ourselves? There’s a classic trope in fiction, that a criminal hacker somehow gets information that allows them or their team to take down a power grid of a major city. Don’t believe me?

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Hacking Energy and Utilities Manufacturing Firmware 52

CyberSecurity Insiders

FEBRUARY 16, 2022

government taking a more active role in the battle against cybercrime, more needs to be done defensively to protect the private companies that make?up Here’s why: Total global losses from cybercrime in 2021 are estimated to top $6 trillion , with the U.S. A second example is the SolarWinds breach in 2020. billion to ?cybersecurity

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Government Cybersecurity Cybercrime Technology 122

SecureList

NOVEMBER 14, 2023

Amid the global crisis and escalating geopolitical confrontations, these sophisticated cyberattacks are even more dangerous, as there is often more at stake. The malware posed as ransomware, demanding money from the victims for “decrypting” their data. A review of last year’s predictions 1.

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Hacking Energy and Utilities Media Malware 102