Cyber Warfare, attacks on U.S. grow as elections approach
Microsoft cyber security experts: Foreign activity stepped up targeting the 2020 vote. It’s the work of well known actors as Strontium, Zirconium and Phosphorus.
Cyber Warfare, U.S. Offers up to 10M for Info to Counter the Election Meddling
Foreign malicious cyber operations could target the vote, the infrastructure, and political groups or campaigns. APTs already attacked Trump and Biden staffers.
Ukraine, the last weaponized document on elections is the work of APT28
Yoroi-Cybaze cyber security experts, after an in dept analysis, confirm. The malicious document, that contains Emotet malware, is linked to Russian Hackers.
Ukraine, mystery on a weaponized document on elections. APT28 or not?
Yoroi-Cybaze cyber security experts: It contains Emotet malware and should linked to Russian hackers. But some elements are confusing and need to be deepened.
EU governments targeted by russian hackers ahead of European parliament elections
FireEye: APT28 and Sandworm use spear phishing campaigns for cyber espionage. Brussels works with Big of cyber security and ENISA to counter meddling.
EU, ENISA suggests how to increase members cyber security ahead of elections
Threat actors try to meddle the votes, starting from the one for the European Parliament, by cyber means. Here’s how to counter attacks, data leaks and fake news.
Microsoft will protect Canada elections against cyber threats
AccountGuard service available to customers in the political eco-system to protect their cyber security. Both from cybercrime and state-sponsored hackers.
US, CYBERCOM warns Russian agents about interferences in Midterm elections
The Cyber Command is s targeting Russian operatives to deter them from spreading disinformation, after the DOJ denounced an ongoing info-warfare campaign.
US, first report for the Justice Department’s Cyber-Digital Task Force
The main issue is the cyber security of the elections against foreign cyber attacks. Focus also on cybercrime, use of Internet to recruit and spread violence.
EU experts present a strategy to counter online misinformation
From the HLEG a study on how to combat the phenomenon, which includes - in addition to fake news - all forms of false, inaccurate or misleading information disseminated to intentionally cause public damage or for profit.