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Cybercriminals are becoming increasingly innovative and shifting toward more targeted and destructive attacks, using wiper malware, which was previously only used

Adversarial groups are strengthening in complexity to counter the evolving defences of organisations and businesses, according to a report by FortiGuard Labs.

After a year full of data breaches, ransomware attacks and real-world cyber impacts stemming from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, what’s next? Here’s part 1 of your annual roundup of security industry forecasts for 2023 and beyond.

Microsoft and Viasat are focusing to serve regions without proper internet connections with satellite.

Various kinds of cybercrime-as-a-service (CaaS) offerings, the metaverse, virtual city attacks and money laundering-as-a-service (LaaS) are expected to pose crucial threats in cyberspace next year, according to Fortinet, a global cybersecurity company.

Experts discussed the ways K–12 IT leaders can approach common cybersecurity hurdles, such as the lack of funding and support for stronger security measures.

Experts discussed the ways K–12 IT leaders can approach common cybersecurity hurdles, such as the lack of funding and support for stronger security measures.

Said denial of service attacks arent very sophisticated. but embedded in some of these attacks has been wiper malware which has the potential to take down systems. officials fear that part of the game plan is to try to paralyze the ukrainian government as part of what juan called hybrid warfare if indeed this is russia. the u.s. government hasnt attributed this to russia. they did it rather quickly last month. they looked at the traffic that they said was coming from russian intelligence based p...

Attack. >> reporter: the official said a wave of so-called denial of services attacks struck around 4 p.m. ukraine time. among the reported victims are banks and government web sites. colleagues in ukraine have confirmed the web site of the minister of foreign affairs, parliament -- cabinet of foreign affairs and the parliament all are down. and attacks last month took down banks and government web sites and researchers said they contained so-called wiper malware, which can destroy data and syst...

The Lab52 team found out that known Android spyware could be connected to a Russian state-sponsored hacking group known as Turla.