Cyberattack wipes 165 terabytes of data, sends a message to Moscow

APT-C-53 has once again intensified its distribution of malicious attachments targeting organizations in Ukraine. The latest wave of

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BlueDelta (APT28) is targeting UKR.NET users with a sophisticated phishing campaign using ngrok and Mocky to bypass security and steal 2FA codes.

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The Excel format—long regarded as a harmless office staple—is increasingly being exploited as an entry point for cyberattacks.

Military and governmental institutions have once again found themselves in the crosshairs of a sophisticated spear-phishing campaign, where adversaries exploit the most poignant societal anxieties…

A new campaign by the Russian-linked group APT28, called Op Neusploit, exploits a Microsoft Office flaw to steal emails for remote control of devices in Ukraine, Slovakia, and Romania.

The sophisticated threat actor APT28 has commenced the exploitation of a nascent Microsoft Office vulnerability almost immediately following

ClearSky uncovers a Russian campaign targeting Ukraine with BadPaw and MeowMeow malware, using steganography and feline decoys for stealthy espionage.