Cyber war news

The ransomware group had another reason to rue its public support for Russia this week, as the incognito mole in its ranks posted more source codes on Twitter.

French firms are being falsely accused of aiding the Ukrainian war effort by pro-Russian hacktivists desperate to exaggerate their contribution to the cyber conflict, says an infosecurity company.

Updated with Kremlin's statement. The US is increasingly wary Russia is preparing a large cyberattack against critical infrastructure. Speaking at...

As the war in Ukraine continues, the government and private entities set up various crypto donation pages to help fund...

Hacktivist group GhostSec has apparently decided that even in modern warfare the pen is mightier than the sword, and is claiming to have remotely hijacked more than 300 Russian printers, forcing them to run antiwar messages until their ink runs dry.

Facebook's parent Meta enraged the Kremlin after suspending access to Russian state media outlets. A Russian court banned Facebook and...

VKontakte has been allegedly hacked to fight Russian propaganda by informing its users about the impact of Russia's war against Ukraine.

Kaspersky's claims to be reliable fall on deaf ears as more countries ditch Russian-made cybersecurity software. Italy's public sector will...

If Russia turns to cybercriminals to support its economy, ransomware will be even more devastating.

Geopolitical threats spurring from Russia's invasion of Ukraine prompted requests to boost cyber defenses for communication satellite operators. The US...

The recent deepfake video of President Volodymyr Zelensky appears to be the first use of AI-generated multimedia during the war...

The Ministry of Digital Transformation in Ukraine urges its allies to play an online game designed to block Russian websites.

The event is only the latest installment in a series of attacks against the Russian government's IT infrastructure after the...

It has become hard to keep track of every foreign business leaving Russia, but a young company from Stanford has come up with a solution.

The Ukrainian government has hacked the Beloyarsk Nuclear Power Plant, Space Program, and Kalashnikov Concern in Russia, indicating that its cyber defenses might be as weak as its military convoys.

A hacker provided the occupiers with mobile communications in Ukraine, the Security Service of Ukraine said (SSU).

In mere seconds, a hacker remotely accessed a computer belonging to a regional Ministry of Health in Russia, taking advantage of sloppy cybersecurity practices to expose its entire network.

Updated with a statement from Kaspersky. Germany's cyber watchdog, BSI, warned against using Kaspersky antivirus amidst Russia's threats against EU...

Cybersecurity company ESET warned about the discovery of a 3rd destructive wiper malware deployed in Ukraine.

The Kremlin accused Meta of allowing calls for violence against Russians and gave 48 hours to Instagram users in Russia to move all of their content to other platforms.