Mar 05 2023

Infosec / News

Dark Web Card Shop BidenCash Dumps Free Card Numbers And PII Of 2.1 Million Victims

by Mark Bruno

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February 28th marked the one year anniversary of infamous Dark Web credit card shop, BidenCash. To celebrate, the group released a free text dump earlier this week of 2.1 million...

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Feb 12 2023

Conflict / Infosec / News / Western Asia

DarkBit Claims Responsibility For Ransomware Attack On Technion Israel Institute Of Technology In Haifa

by Mark Bruno

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The Technion Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa experienced a cyber attack on its computer servers this morning, causing a complete outage of its website. The hacker group, DarkBit, demanded...

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Feb 07 2023

Central Asia / Conflict / Infosec / News

North Korea’s Lazarus Group Implicated In “No Pineapple” Campaign Against Indian Infrastructure

by Mark Bruno

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North Korean hackers have recently targeted the Indian medical sector and the energy sector, according to a report from cybersecurity firm WithSecure.

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Feb 05 2023

Infosec / News

ChatGPT Increases Profile For AI-Assisted Cyber Attacks, BackBerry Global Research Suggests

by Mark Bruno

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In a BlackBerry Global Research poll of 1,500 "IT decision makers", it was assessed that 51% of respondents believe there will be a successful cyberattack credited to ChatGPT within the...

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Jan 21 2023

Analysis / Conflict / Europe / Features / Ukraine

Could Ukraine Really Produce A Game-Changing Drone?

by Mark Bruno

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In the first week of December, Ukraine successfully executed multiple UAV-based attacks deep into Russian territory. Despite expert analysis demystifying details of the strikes before the week was over, rumors...

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Dec 24 2022

News

Anonymous Affiliates Declare #OpAFG Against Taliban

by Mark Bruno

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On December 24th, a large number of Twitter and Telegram accounts claiming affiliation with the Anonymous hacking collective declared “OpAFG” against Afghanistan’s Taliban. The so-called operation is being declared in...

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Nov 29 2022

Conflict / Europe / Infosec / News / Ukraine

Russian APT Sandworm Implicated In Recent RansomBoggs Attacks

by Mark Bruno

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On November 21st, Ukraine's Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-UA) was alerted to a new string of ransomware attacks, strongly indicated to be the Russian advanced persistent threat dubbed Sandworm.

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Nov 19 2022

Conflict / Europe / Infosec / News / Ukraine

Russian TV Allegedly Hacked, Shows Demoralizing Message

by Mark Bruno

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On the afternoon of November 19th, the Armed Forces of Ukraine alleged that a group of hackers briefly subjected Russian viewers to a pro-Ukrainian propaganda reel on their behalf.

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Nov 13 2022

Infosec / News

KromSec And AnonSpid3r Attack Iranian Foreign Ministry, Release Statement

by Mark Bruno

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The evening November 11th saw a string of cyber attacks against the Iranian Foreign Ministry and other websites targeted as part of the OpIran hacktivism campaign.

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Oct 06 2022

Conflict / Features / Infosec / Western Asia

#OpIran – How Hacktivism Is Shaping Iran’s Protests

by Mark Bruno

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Iran has erupted in protest after the brutal September 16th killing of Jina (or Mahsa) Amini. The Iranian government has had an extreme response: violent crackdowns, missile attacks on Iraqi...

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