The Russian cyber espionage group Secret Blizzard has enhanced its operational capabilities by infiltrating the command-and-control infrastructure of the Pakistani group Storm-0156, utilizing custom malware to target sensitive networks in Afghanistan and India.
UK investigators, led by the National Crime Agency, have arrested 84 individuals and seized nearly $40 million in a significant operation targeting a multi-billion-pound money laundering network linked to Russian elites and various criminal activities.
The pro-Russian hacktivist group Noname has conducted more than 6,600 cyberattacks since March 2022, primarily targeting European nations to influence public perception amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
A critical path traversal vulnerability in the Mitel MiCollab enterprise VoIP platform allows unauthorized access to administrative features and sensitive files, prompting users to upgrade to the latest version to mitigate security risks.
A software supply chain attack has compromised the @solana/web3.js npm library, allowing hackers to publish malicious versions designed to harvest private keys from developers and users.
The ENISA report reveals a significant increase in the frequency and severity of cyberattacks targeting European institutions, driven by rapid digitization and geopolitical tensions, with ransomware and denial-of-service attacks being the most prevalent threats.
Stoli Group USA and its subsidiaries have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy due to financial difficulties stemming from a ransomware attack, geopolitical tensions, and macroeconomic challenges.
Veeam has identified critical vulnerabilities in its Veeam Service Provider Console and Backup & Replication software, including risks of remote code execution and unauthorized access, prompting immediate patching for over 1.1 million affected instances.
The Russian state-linked hacking group Turla has compromised the command-and-control servers of the Pakistani APT Storm-0156, enhancing its espionage capabilities against sensitive government and military targets in India and Afghanistan.
Confidence Staveley’s initiatives aim to increase female representation in the cybersecurity sector by providing mentorship and support to young women.
