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A recent RomCom cyber operation has been targeting NATO Summit guests and other entities supporting Ukraine.

Thing. but mainly it is about spreading confusion and fear, giving the population the idea that things are out of control. they used it in crimea, the russians, and in georgia as well. and we were expecting this in the cybersecurity world, but it is the wiper attacks that are a real concern, because if that it is a government institution or something like a critical infrastructure organisation, that could cause real problems, and when you have got a military incursion with that, it causes problems for people just trying to fight on the streets. russia will deny they are behind any cyber attack...

Saudi Aramco Traces Data Leak to Attack on Supplier July 28, 2021 July 28, 2021 Twitter Saudi Aramco’s gas processing plant in Khursaniyah, Saudi Arabia (Photo: Saudi Aramco) Saudi Aramco, one of the world's largest oil and natural gas firms, has confirmed that corporate data was leaked after attackers breached one of its suppliers. A spokesperson tells Information Security Media Group that Saudi Aramco's internal IT systems were not affected, and that its oil and gas operations continue to function normally. The company says its leak investigation remains ongoing. "Aramco recently became ...

The Agrius attack life cycle (Source: SentinelOne) A threat group likely operating from Iran has been attacking Israeli targets for more than a year with the wiper variants Apostle and Deadwood, masking the intrusions as ransomware attacks to confuse defenders, according to SentinelOne. The security firm, which didn't specify which targets in Israel were attacked, says the incidents took place this year and last, with the wiper functionality used in only some of the attacks. The threat group, which SentinelOne dubbed Agrius, appears to have links to known Iranian actors, the research report s...

Repeated again and again at all times, and the enemy knows this very well." of course, the u.s. says drone was was an international airspace when the iran revolutionary guard shot down. >> shepard: i am told that you spoke with u.s. officials who said that there is an increase in cyber threats. >> that's right. cyber warfare from our perspective, it has been an issue for quite a while now. with the agency that looks at cyber security within the department of homeland security. they say that they are aware, of the recent rise in activity, directed at the united states industries and government ...