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Attacks against critical infrastructure are becoming more commonplace and, if a recent PRC-sponsored attack is anything to go by, easier to pull off.

LockBit, a group allegedly linked to Russia, published details on a nuclear submarine base, among other sites, the paper claims Sensitive

Nation-state and other high-end hackers are increasingly targeting and successfully exploiting the very cybersecurity tools designed to keep them out.

A group of state-sponsored Chinese hackers carried out attacks against dozens of organizations in Taiwan as part of a sophisticated cyber-espionage operation, according to a report by computer software giant Microsoft.

The freshly-classified APT group is based in China and uses stealthy tactics that could easily translate to other parts of the world, according to Microsoft.

Energy One, an Australia-based supplier of tech services to the energy sector is investigating the possibility that some UK customers may have been caught up in an ongoing cyber attack on its systems

Microsoft could soon be in the hot seat in the wake of a Chinese hack aimed at the US government.

A rise in phishing emails in the maritime industry serve as a reminder that we need to be constantly vigilant to cybersecurity threats.

US officials are concerned that the Beijing-directed cyberattacks could be a precursor to military disruption and broader destructive attacks on citizens and businesses.

Three major campaigns from 3 different Chinese groups are keeping US defenders busy.