APT28, or Fancy Bear, is a Russian government-backed nefarious hacking group known for using spear-phishing campaigns against its targets.

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KillNet claims it carried out cyberattacks that resulted in the "paralysis" of 40% of NATO's electronic infrastructure.

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Ukrainian hacktivists extracted personal information, including sensitive military data and even nude photos of one of the targeted military wives.

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The Ukrainian Cyber Police carried out 30 searches and managed to seize computer equipment, mobile phones, SIM cards, and other equipment.

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The backdoors used in this campaign are never-before-seen malware strains called CommonMagic and PowerMagic.

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Authorities have arrested two suspected members of the DoppelPaymer ransomware gang in Germany and Ukraine, believed to be high-value members of the cybercrime syndicate.

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A group of hackers going by the online handle of "CH01" has taken responsibility for defacing at least 32 Russian websites to mark a protest over the one-year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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Kallnet is a pro-Russian group known for targeting hospitals and other critical infrastructure in countries unfriendly to Russia.

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The leaked data apparently belongs to Convex, the leading Russian internet provider.

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The bank confirmed that it had "experienced an unprecedented cyber attack from abroad."

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