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As the war in Ukraine rages on, Sandworm, one of the world's most notorious APT groups, enters the spotlight again.

RUSSIAN state-sponsored hacking groups have stepped up cyber-attacks on Spain in the wake of the Ukrainian invasion. Spain’s National Intelligence Centre

What happened to the cyberwar in Ukraine? Many experts predicted large-scale attacks from Russia which have yet to materialize. But new reports detail smaller forays targeting Ukrainian and Polish officials, and US energy companies.

Google’s threat analysis team said that Belarus has targeted Ukrainian and Polish officials with phishing attacks amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. 

Many of the most popular cyberattacks don't follow all the steps of the cyber kill chain, but you have other methods to detect threats.

There have been at least 150 cyberattacks in Ukraine since Russia's invasion. Their effect is mainly psychological, and experts say they won't decide the war.

Verdict lists five companies that trended most in Twitter discussions on cybersecurity, using GlobalData’s Technology Influencer platform.

Andy Greenberg on Russia’s years of testing cyber weapons on Ukraine—and the future of the cyberwar.

Russian 'Cyclops Blink' malware targets network devices - SiliconANGLE

Following the 2018 public exposure of the VPNFilter malware, the Russia-linked Sandworm threat group has developed a replacement malware framework, which has mainly targeted firewall appliances