Authorities in Ukraine dismantle a massive operation supplying fake Telegram accounts to Russian intelligence for disinformation and cyberwarfare.
Investigators uncover ZionSiphon, a malware prototype engineered to attack Israel’s water infrastructure by manipulating chlorine levels and hydraulic pressures.
Nation-state group Handala’s breach of PSK Wind Technologies exposes Israeli military secrets and signals a new era of cyber-enabled warfare.
In a bold move, the Handala ransomware gang claims to have compromised the sitting FBI director, escalating cyberwarfare with U.S. authorities.
A Russian state-backed group exploited a Zimbra email flaw in a cunning, attachment-free phishing attack on Ukraine’s State Hydrology Agency.
EU cracks down on Chinese and Iranian companies acting as cyberattack proxies-exposing how states exploit the private sector for digital warfare.
Notorious ransomware group Handala claims a new victim, blending propaganda and cyberwarfare in a striking digital tribute.
As modern warfare goes digital, the resilience of the global Internet faces its greatest test yet.
Russian state-backed APT28 deploys an evolving suite of malware, including BEARDSHELL and COVENANT, to conduct covert surveillance operations against Ukrainian military targets.
In a major cyber offensive, the Handala group has leaked the personal information of 50 top Israeli Air Force officers, escalating the digital front of an ongoing conflict.
A Pakistan-linked hacking group is using AI to churn out waves of low-quality malware, overwhelming Indian government defenses with sheer numbers.
Disabling networks and spreading digital chaos, cyberwarfare is rewriting the rules of conflict from Venezuela to Iran.
A dramatic drop in Iran’s Internet reveals a tangled web of cyberwarfare, self-defense, and digital geopolitics.
State-sponsored and hacktivist cyber groups tied to Iran are escalating digital assaults on U.S. and allied infrastructure in response to Middle East tensions.
As military strikes rock the Middle East, a parallel cyberwar unfolds with pro-Western and Iranian hackers targeting critical infrastructure and spreading digital chaos.
As cyberwarfare escalates amidst Middle East tensions, Italian and European businesses brace for Iranian reprisals that could strike far beyond the region’s borders.
As cyberspace rewrites the rules of conflict, non-state actors emerge as the new power brokers in global warfare.
As digital threats escalate, the U.S. military quietly integrates cyberwarfare into its strategic arsenal.
As geopolitical tensions rise, the boundaries between cybercrime and cyberwarfare are blurring, pushing the world toward a permanent state of digital conflict.