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Reassessing cyberwarfare. Lessons learned in 2022

SecureList

We were not able to determine any form of consistency when it came to the targeting, which led us to believe that the main objective of these attacks may have been to cause chaos and confusion — as opposed to achieving precise tactical goals. Taking sides: professional ransomware groups, hacktivists, and DDoS attacks.

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Growing Cyber Threats to the Energy and Industrial Sectors

NopSec

If you’ve read cybersecurity news lately, you’ve probably heard that it’s back. For some reason, when it comes to our industrial and energy sectors, many are blissfully unaware of the threats faced on a daily basis. But not all energy and industrial companies are as lucky. Likewise, it’s believed that Guccifer 2.0

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Five Ways the Ukraine-Russia War Could Alter the Cyber Landscape

Security Boulevard

In this paper, EclecticIQ analysts examined various drivers of the Ukraine-Russia war to identify and describe possible outcomes for cyber and technology in the context of the ongoing Ukraine-Russia war. Outcome #1: Russia Escalates its Use of Technology to Bolster its Narrative Abroad. Methodology.

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DDoS attacks in Q2 2022

SecureList

News overview. ALtahrea Team, a group targeting NATO and its partners, attacked public transportation websites in Israel and the United Kingdom. Attacks linked in some way or another to the Russia-Ukraine conflict continued too. Some of the targeted resources resorted to geoblocking to stay online.

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Advanced threat predictions for 2024

SecureList

Advanced persistent threats (APTs) are the most dangerous threats, as they employ complex tools and techniques, and often are highly targeted and hard to detect. In June, Microsoft published a report on a threat actor named Cadet Blizzard, responsible for WhisperGate and other wipers targeting Ukrainian government agencies early in 2022.

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