Do Son A joint advisory warns that Russia's APT28 (Fancy Bear) is actively targeting logistics and tech companies supporting Ukraine with espionage and data exfiltration.
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Russia-linked APT28 (Sednit/Fancy Bear) targets vulnerable webmail with XSS in Operation RoundPress, stealing data from global entities.
ANSSI reveals sustained cyber espionage by APT28 (Fancy Bear) targeting French institutions since 2021. Learn about their tactics and targets.
Explore the Maverits Special Report on APT28, a notorious Russian cyber espionage group. Learn about their tactics, targets, and impact on government institutions.
Stay informed about the latest cyber-espionage threat actor, UAC-0063. Learn about their activities in Central Asia and Europe and the cybersecurity concerns they raise.
Discover the UAC-0063 cyber espionage campaign: Russia's strategic interest in Central Asia's geopolitical dynamics.
Discover the Nearest Neighbor Attack, a novel cybersecurity technique used by the Russian APT group GruesomeLarch. Learn how Wi-Fi networks can be compromised without direct physical proximity.
Uncover the cyberespionage campaign attributed to TAG-110. Learn about the Russia-aligned threat group targeting organizations and their motives.
Uncover the evolving cyberwarfare tactics of Russian state-backed hackers. Find out how they exploit mobile devices for espionage and data theft.
Discover how cybercriminals exploited Fortinet FortiClient EMS, exposing critical vulnerabilities and utilizing a sophisticated attack chain.
Stay informed about the latest cyber threats. Learn about APT28's recent attack campaign using fake car sale ads to distribute malware.
The United States has formally denounced a series of cyberattacks orchestrated by Russia’s GRU, commonly identified as APT28
The report highlights an alarming trend where cybercriminals and Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups, such as Pawn Storm
Forest Blizzard has leveraged GooseEgg to exploit a critical vulnerability in the Windows Print Spooler service, identified as CVE-2022-38028
Masquerading an internal sale of a BMW vehicle, APT29 distributed over 200 emails, embedding the RAR file that served as the Trojan horse
Orchestrated by the notorious APT28 group, this campaign was a masterclass in cyber deception and manipulation.
Pawn Storm adopted a unique approach, sending spear-phishing emails with a small information stealer as an attachment
APT28 has been assailing governmental entities, businesses, universities, research institutions, and analytical centers in France
Security Researcher at Arbor Networks Inc., a provider of network security and management solutions, has found that...
APT28 posted on Twitter on January 10, 2018, claiming to have received the emails of the International...