Ukraine, Anonymous targets Russia’s satellites with Falling Star
The operation aims to disable them or make them fall on the ground of the Federation. The Anon, by hacking Roscosmos, have already shown that the threat is real.
Ukraine, intelligence neutralizes a Russian online disinformation network
Five bot farms operating from Kharkiv to Transnistria with over 100,000 fake profiles on social networks dismantled. Goals: to trigger panic and undermine resistance.
Ukraine, Anonymous declares war also on China after Russia
#AgainstTheWest, who have already hit several targets, heralds #OpChina will be the biggest cyber warfare offensive ever against Beijing.
Ukraine, the fight against Putin’s propaganda passes through printers
Anonymous hacks thousands of devices across the Federation to tell the truth to the population. There are one million soldiers involved in cyber warfare against Moscow.
Ukraine, Squad303 is the latest weapon in global cyber warfare against Putin
The group opened a page that allows everyone to send messages and calls directly to mobile phones in Russia. Objective: to fight Moscow's propaganda.
CyberWarfare, CaddyWiper is a new malware targeting Ukraine
ESET cybersecurity experts: The malicious code destroys user data and partition information from attached drives. It’s a different respect HermeticWiper or IsaacWiper.
Cybercrime, the MuddyWater conglomerate targets Turkey-Arabian Peninsula
Cisco Talos cybersecurity experts: Iran-linked APT leveraged maldocs and exe-based infection chains to deliver malware. Sub-groups hit different targets with same direction.
Cyber Warfare, pro-Russia hackers target IT Army of Ukraine
The threat actors attempt to exploit Kyiv sympathizers by offering malware purporting to be offensive cyber tools to target Moscow-linked entities.
Ukraine, Anonymous: It is an all-out war against Putin
The hacrtivists, who started targeting Russian mobile phones with anti-propaganda sms, explain to Defense and Security the goals of #OpRussia and why it’s so important for everybody.
Cyber Warfare, Russia will leave Internet. But it’s useless
Moscow wants to counter “foreign propaganda” and reduce the risk of cyber-attacks. However, Anonymous just bypassed the measures and the decision will anger a lot of people inside the country.