North Korea’s cyber program now relies on modular, disposable malware built for parallel missions—espionage, financial theft, and disruption. This resilient strategy thwarts traditional defenses and demands a new approach from global security teams.
Russian hacking groups are leveraging access from past breaches to launch fresh cyberattacks against Ukraine, shifting tactics toward long-term espionage and advanced social engineering. CERT-UA reports a decline in incident numbers as Ukrainian defenses adapt.
Iranian-backed hackers are waging coordinated cyber campaigns against Middle Eastern city governments, aiming to disrupt emergency responses during missile strikes. By exploiting weak passwords and targeting Microsoft 365 systems, these attacks blend digital sabotage with real-world conflict.
Hybrid warfare has turned cyberspace into a volatile battlefield, with AI-powered attacks and geopolitical conflicts accelerating digital threats. Discover how organizations can adapt to survive the escalating risks.
Geopolitical tensions have turned cyberspace into a battleground where state actors, hacktivists, and criminals target critical infrastructure, eroding public trust and demanding a new era of collective cyber defense.
Four former NSA directors reveal the uncertain boundaries for military response to cyberattacks, warning against rigid rules and highlighting the growing role of the private sector as US government cyber leadership recedes.
TeamPCP’s CanisterWorm launches targeted destruction against Iranian Kubernetes clusters and persistent backdoors elsewhere. Learn how this sophisticated malware campaign exploits cloud environments and what security teams must do to defend.
Despite a dramatic surge in cyber claims, Iranian hacktivist groups appear to be more focused on psychological disruption than causing real damage to Gulf infrastructure. Our investigation separates fact from fiction in the digital battlefield.
Iranian-aligned hacktivist groups are escalating cyber pressure on Israel, blending digital sabotage with influence campaigns as part of a broader hybrid warfare strategy.
An FBI alert reveals Iranian hackers are weaponizing Telegram to orchestrate malware campaigns against global dissidents and critics, exposing new risks in trusted platforms.