Cyberwarfare
Iranian general claims Israel, US spy via Tehran surveillance cameras
Jalali further asserted that a 2022 cyberattack on Khuzestan Steel began after hackers accessed the camera network, enabling them to penetrate the plant’s core infrastructure.
Did Iran-Israel war ever end? Cyberwar continues between Jerusalem, Tehran
Inside the minds of the cyber attackers - opinion
What will future wars look like?
Britain, EU say Russia behind cyberattack against satellite internet modems in Ukraine
The digital assault against Viasat's VSAT.O KA-SAT network in late February took place just as Russian armor pushed into Ukraine.
Cyber, communications chiefs: Telecom. industry must boost cyberdefenses
"Cyber has no borders, and therefore this kind of collaboration which we promote with the Communications Ministry has added value."
Pro-Iran hackers target Israeli radio station's site on 'Quds Day'
A video replacing the livestreams showed the word "hacked," as well as sirens and several other threatening videos.
Microsoft discloses onslaught of Russian cyberattacks on Ukraine
The reported attacks - some of which have not been previously disclosed - suggest that hacking has played a bigger role in the conflict than what has been publicly known.
Cybersixgill partners with Snowflake to combat cyberwarfare
The collaboration is set to add comprehensive cyber threat intelligence to the Snowflake Data Marketplace amid rising cybersecurity concerns.
Anonymous hacks Russian firm running Ukrainian nuclear plant
In a long series of cyberattacks, anonymous claims to have hacked the site of the Russian state corporation for nuclear energy Rosatom.
Cyberattack against Israeli sites follows reports of failed Mossad op against Iran
Cyberattacks against Israeli government websites are possibly retaliation for an alleged failed Mossad operation.
Russia’s cyber warfare on Ukraine, and how it could harm Israel
“We will see more such attacks. Some of those attacks might be aimed against Israel as well," says cyber security expert Menny Barzilay.
Russia’s weak firewall exposes it to scrutiny in Ukraine
Unlike China’s stronger firewall, holes could undermine Moscow’s war effort and make more harm than good
Cyberattacks on Ukraine part of wider Russia strategy - ex cyber officials
Russian President Vladimir Putin “works by the book, which also includes critical infrastructure,” they said in an interview.
