Stuxnet was the first known malware built to attack operational technology environment. Since then, there have been several others.
| | | LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY | | 6 Malware Tools Designed to Disrupt Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Stuxnet was the first known malware built to attack operational technology environment. Since then, there have been several others. Okta Wraps Up Lapsus$ Investigation, Pledges More Third-Party Controls Companies must enforce more security on their own third-party providers and retain the ability to conduct independent investigations, experts say. Denonia Malware Shows Evolving Cloud Threats Cloud security is constantly evolving and consistently different than defending on-premises assets. Denonia, a recently discovered serverless cryptominer drives home the point. How Russia Is Isolating Its Own Cybercriminals Sanctions imposed by the Biden administration, coupled with Russia's proposed initiative to cut itself off from the global Internet, is causing cybercriminals to ponder their future. From Passive Recovery to Active Readiness This is the shift that companies need to make after a cyberattack. LinkedIn Brand Now the Most Abused in Phishing Attempts New research shows threat actors increasingly leveraging social networks for attacks, with LinkedIn being used in 52% of global phishing attacks. CISA, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, & UK Issue Joint Advisory on Russian Cyber Threats The Russian government is ratcheting up malicious cyberattacks against critical infrastructure in countries supporting Ukraine. MORE NEWS / MORE COMMENTARY | | |
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