New data-wiping malware hits Ukraine
2022-02-25
Hundreds of computers in Ukraine compromised just hours after a wave of DDoS attacks brings down a number of Ukrainian websites.Read More…
Anticipating cyber threats as the Ukraine crisis escalates
2022-01-25
John Hultquist, VP of Intelligence Analysis, Mandiant outlines the scope of the Russian cyber capability and outlining potential activity.Read More…
HackIT 4.0: Exploit Blockchain
2018-08-16
The 4th annual HackIT Cybersecurity Forum is coming up on October 8 – 11 and will be held at Parkovy, Park Road, 16 a, Kyiv, Ukraine. HackIT this year is all about bringing white hat hackers and the blockchain community together.Read More…
Black Rabbit is on the hunt
2017-10-25
Bad Rabbit ransomware is currently working its way through Russia, the Ukraine and other parts of Europe. What makes this malware more dangerous than your typical ransomware Read More…
Android Malware on Google Play Adds Devices to Botnet
2017-10-19
Google has booted eight Android apps from its Play marketplace, even though the apps have been downloaded as many as 2.6 million times.Read More…
Microsoft: Petya had ‘far less reach’ than expected
2017-07-02
The Petya ransomware was designed to lock files on the infected computer and demand payment from victims to get their files unlocked. Following the launch of the Petya ransomware attack around the world last week, Microsoft’s telemetry data has now shed some light on the scale of the worm-able ransomwareRead More…
Money or disruption: What motivated Petya attack?
2017-06-29
The Petya ransomware attack that was inspired by WannaCry attack, kicked off on June 27. Symantec has investigated the motivation behind the Petya attack, to understand whether money or disruption is the more likely motivation of the people behind the Petya cyber attack. According to Symantec telemetry, the majority of victimsRead More…
Cybersecurity stocks sore
2017-06-29
A recent CNBC report has revealed that many cybersecurity companies saw their stocks rally Wednesday as the “Petya” ransomware program immobilized more than 12,000 computers from companies around the world in order to extort money from their owners, according to numbers from Microsoft.Read More…