A reported phishing campaign tied to Armored Likho shows how stolen browser data and covert access tools can turn a simple lure into a long-lived intrusion risk for government and energy organizations.
A fake emergency warning reaching phones in Brazil points less to handset compromise and more to a breakdown in the trust chain behind public-alert infrastructure.
A destructive new wiper malware crippled Venezuela’s energy sector just before U.S. military action-raising questions about digital warfare and geopolitical sabotage.
When official leaders use AI fakes, the line between satire and state-sanctioned deception vanishes.
A new wave of sophisticated digital intrusions targets South America's telecom backbone, wielding custom malware and elusive tactics.
A covert hacking group dubbed UAT-9244 unleashes an advanced multi-platform malware campaign targeting critical telecom infrastructure.
A new threat cluster, UAT-9244, deploys custom malware to infiltrate and control telecom networks across South America.
Disabling networks and spreading digital chaos, cyberwarfare is rewriting the rules of conflict from Venezuela to Iran.
Newly surfaced reports reveal US cyberattacks played a pivotal role in disabling Venezuela’s defenses and plunging Caracas into darkness during the dramatic capture of President Maduro.
A dramatic manhunt for Venezuela’s leader may have unfolded not just on the ground, but across cyberspace.
Trump’s bold hints ignite debate on cyber warfare after Caracas blackout during Maduro extraction.
Reports suggest US cyber forces may have plunged Caracas into darkness to aid the operation against Venezuela’s leader.
The 2026 capture of Venezuela’s president rewrote the playbook for regime change in the digital age.
A new spear-phishing campaign weaponizes internal email accounts and steganography to outsmart government defenses.