Australian organisations have fallen victim to cyber attacks that are believed to be state-sponsored, raising alarm about the vulnerability of the country’s critical infrastructure.
State-Sponsored Hackers Have Been Pushing Spyware Through Authorized Google Play Downloads for Years
Campaign run by a group of state-sponsored hackers appears to have been passing data-siphoning spyware through approved apps in Google Play Store for years.
South Korea's National Police Agency has revealed that state-sponsored North Korean hackers have been waging an all-out espionage campaign against the country's defense companies since at least 2022, and have lurked in the networks of some targets for over a year.
U.S. federal agencies and 15 U.S. allies warn of a state-sponsored Russian hacking campaign that targets critical infrastructure organizations using vulnerable and misconfigured routers.
Leading cybersecurity firm Mandiant believes that a notorious group of Russian hackers is behind a recent rash of attacks on water utilities in several countries, including the United States. On January 18 the group was able to induce a tank overflow at a Texas water treatment plant, and has made similar incursions in France and Poland.
New report from Allianz finds that cyber crime causes the most expensive insurance losses, but that internal failures are the most frequent overall reasons for cyber claims.
Chinese malware deployed by a state-sponsored advanced persistent threat group is targeting critical industries and their downstream customers in a prolonged cyber espionage campaign.
Stellar Cyber, innovator of Open XDR onboarded cybersecurity star Barmak Meftah in a new, exciting advisory role.
Security researchers found more than 500,000 stolen employee credentials from leading gaming companies circulating on the dark web, exposing the companies to potential data breaches and ransomware.
U.S. hard drive maker and cloud storage solutions provider said the security breach forced the company to put most servers offline, denying customers access to their online data. Western Digital believes that the security breach allowed the hacker to access certain data.
