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Drones are not enough Following a daring drone attack on Russian airfields, Ukrainian military intelligence has reportedly also hacked the servers of Tupolev, the Kremlin's strategic bomber maker.…
The Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) of Ukraine's Ministry of Defense claims it hacked the Russian aerospace and defense company Tupolev, which develops Russia's supersonic strategic bombers. [...]
Effective cybersecurity played a key role Ukraine drone attack on Russian strategic bombers, a leading government security expert has claimed
While Ukraine remains Russia's major target for cyberattacks, TAG-110 is part of a strategy to preserve "a post-Soviet sphere of influence" by embedding itself in other countries' infrastructures.
Russia has cast aside its focus on civilian infrastructures and is instead targeting Ukraine's military operations in myriad ways.
A new report published by RUSI highlighted how Russia’s intelligence services have adapted their cybersecurity strategy to the demands of a long war in Ukraine
A new sophisticated cyber attack has been observed targeting endpoints geolocated to Ukraine with an aim to deploy Cobalt Strike and seize control of the compromised hosts
Distributed Denial-of-Service Attacks Decline as Russia-Ukraine War ContinuesRussia's war of conquest against Ukraine grinds onward, but the number of self-proclaimed hacktivists appears to be dwindling as the strategy of temporarily disrupting the availability of high-profile websites has failed to sustain enthusiasm. Groups such as KillNet are still mostly a nuisance.
Ukraine's tactical and strategic cybersecurity approach in the intense warfare environment offers a blueprint for organizations aiming to fortify their cyber defenses.
Mandiant has observed that the same playbook has been used by various Russian threat actors since the breakout of war in Ukraine, making them likely to be part of a GRU-led deliberate strategy
Conflict could be first shooting war to deploy armies of ‘citizen hackers’ that cause at-risk organisations to rethink their defensive strategies Sponsored Feature When military historians come to chronicle the first 15 months of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, they won't find any shortage of battlefront bulletins to inform their accounts.…
New 2023 strategy document sent to Congress
Techniques used in cyber warfare can be sold to anyone — irrespective of borders, authorities, or affiliations. We need to develop strategies to respond at scale.
One year after the invasion of Ukraine, Google and Mandiant analyzed the cyber strategy of Russia-backed threat actors
According to new Venafi research, two-thirds of organizations have changed cyber strategy in response to war in Ukraine.
The use of machine identity tools is growing in state-sponsored cyber-attacks
Faced with a brain drain of smart people fleeing the country following its invasion of Ukraine, the Russian Federation is floating a new strategy to address a worsening shortage of qualified information technology experts: Forcing tech-savvy people within the nation's prison population to perform low-cost IT work for domestic companies.
Verification sketchy so far Ukrainian news agency Ukrainska Pravda has claimed the nation's Centre for Defence Strategies think tank has obtained the online personal details of 120,000 Russian servicemen fighting in Ukraine.…