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North Korea cybercrime capabilities are evolving

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NORTH KOREA

This campaign is part of a broader escalation of cyberattacks that aim to generate financial and non-financial rewards for the state.

Nation-state cyberattacks complicate insurance efforts

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INT

These have ranged from cyber-espionage campaigns such as the SolarWinds hack to disruptive attacks such as the Sony Pictures breach and the NotPetya and WannaCry malware attacks…

Impunity will incentivise cyberattacks globally

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INTERNATIONAL

The hacking of emails of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and Hillary Clinton’s campaign chair has touched off national discussion in the United States on Russia’s…

Russia and China lead on offensive cyber skills

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INT

Although public 'naming and shaming' has become a common practice since the 2017 WannaCry malware attack, damaging cyber campaigns show no signs of decreasing.

Rise in US homeworking comes with risks

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UNITED STATES

The pandemic and government response has seen many employers keep staff working from home. Evidence of resurgent infection would be an argument to extend homeworking arrangements.

Critical infrastructure sees rising cybersecurity risk

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INT

The Belgian attack has been linked but not attributed to Chinese state-linked actors; the other two were apparently conducted by financially motivated, private ransomware hackers…

Cyberattack on Ukraine's power grid underlines risk

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INT

INT: Ukraine's power grid averts cyberattack

Ukraine cyber attacks loom over ties with Russia

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UKRAINE

UKRAINE: Cyber attacks loom over ties with Russia

Connected cars have a large cybersecurity risk surface

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INTERNATIONAL

Cybersecurity of connected cars.

GenAI promises new risks and gains on cybersecurity

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INT

Text, images, videos, and audio created by GenAI AI can be used to deceive people into turning over credentials, believing false information and bypassing authentication controls…