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30 Sep 2025 news 🌍 Middle East

Al-Babtain Power & Telecommunication, a Saudi infrastructure leader, is hit by Thegentlemen ransomware. Explore the attack’s context, impact, and why critical sectors are prime cyber targets.

29 Sep 2025 news 🌍 Middle East

Microsoft cuts cloud access to Israel’s elite Unit 8200 after reports of mass surveillance, highlighting a new era of accountability for tech giants in global intelligence.

29 Sep 2025 news 🌍 Middle East

Hackers have leaked Spacecom’s employee contact list, exposing satellite industry staff to cyber risks and raising concerns about security in the new space age.

28 Sep 2025 news 🌍 Middle East

Handala ransomware hints at a space industry target with a cryptic message, marking a new frontier for cybercrime and raising concerns over satellite security.

28 Sep 2025 news 🌍 Middle East

The Handala hacking group claims to have breached Spacecom’s AMOS satellite network, exposing sensitive data and highlighting the growing threat to space infrastructure security.

27 Sep 2025 news 🌍 Middle East

Iranian state hackers exploited SSL.com certificates to disguise malware as legitimate software, bypassing security checks and targeting European organizations in a sophisticated cyber-espionage campaign.

22 Sep 2025 news 🌍 Middle East

The US is hunting three Iranian hackers linked to the IRGC, accused of targeting campaigns and officials. A $10 million reward signals a new front in global cyberwar.

20 Sep 2025 news 🌍 Middle East

An Iranian state-backed hacking group has breached major telecom and satellite companies worldwide, using tailored phishing attacks and modular malware to steal sensitive data for espionage.

20 Sep 2025 news 🌍 Middle East

UNC1549, an Iran-linked group, infiltrated 11 telecom firms using LinkedIn job lures and the stealthy MINIBIKE malware, exposing the evolving tactics of state-sponsored cyber espionage.

19 Sep 2025 news 🌍 Middle East

The Taliban’s fiber-optic internet ban in northern Afghanistan cuts off millions from education, business, and the world, raising grave concerns over human rights and digital freedom.