More information has come to light on the cyberattack disclosed this week by F5, including on attribution and potential risks.

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Taiwan’s National Security Bureau says network intrusions and influence operations by China have increased this year, with critical infrastructure drawing the most attention.

The company said there is no evidence that confidential client data was stolen from its systems.

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The hackers are believed to have stolen over $6 billion for the Pyongyang regime, financing its military programs.

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While the firm did not specify which nation-state it believes the hacker is affiliated with, The New York Times reported that sources have said it is China.

BIETA and its subsidiary CIII research develop and sell technologies supporting China’s intelligence, counterintelligence, and military operations.

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Hackers believed to be linked to China have targeted a Serbian government department overseeing aviation, as well as other European institutions, according to new research.

Espionage hackers aligned with China are targeting foreign ministries, embassies and telcos across Africa, the Middle East and Asia, researchers have found.

Focused on espionage, the threat actor shares infrastructure with Chinese APTs, but uses different TTPs in attacks.

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Reports said two boys arrested in the Netherlands are suspected of working on behalf of pro-Russian hackers outside prominent buildings in The Hague.

North Korean threat actors pose as recruiters to steal developers’ identities and supply them to fraudulent IT workers.

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RedNovember has been targeting government, defense and aerospace, and legal services organizations worldwide.

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Google’s Threat Intelligence Group and Mandiant link the BrickStorm campaign to UNC5221, warning that hackers are analyzing stolen code to weaponize zero-day vulnerabilities.

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The campaign targeted US government, think tank, and academic entities involved in US-China relations, international trade, and economic policy.

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The hacking group known as Kimsuky used generative AI to create South Korean military IDs used in a phishing campaign against defense-related institutions, researchers said.

Ukraine said it was responsible for disrupting websites related to Russian election infrastructure as voters went to the polls in occupied territories.

A proposed update to China's national Cybersecurity Law would give Beijing firmer oversight over tech products while increasing penalties for companies and executives that don't meet requirements.

The Netherlands announced on Thursday that it was targeted by a Chinese cyber-espionage campaign tracked as Salt Typhoon and RedMike that has been compromising critical infrastructure globally.

The U.S. Treasury Department announced new sanctions targeting key players in North Korea’s ongoing scheme to get its citizens hired as IT workers at American companies.

A Russian cyber-espionage group is increasingly targeting unpatched Cisco networking devices through a vulnerability first discovered in 2018, the FBI warned.