It all started with an ESET statement on their official account on "X", wherein they mentioned that their partner company in Israel has gone under a targeted malicious email campaign that they managed to block within 10 minutes.
ESET has launched an investigation after the systems of its official product distributor in Israel were abused to send out emails delivering wiper malware.
The targeted users received an email — signed by ESET’s Advanced Threat Defense (ATD) team — informing them about government-backed attackers trying to compromise their devices.
According to the Department of Justice, 22-year-old Amin Stigal helped Russian military intelligence carry out cyber operations, including probing computers belonging to a federal government agency in Maryland.
Russian hackers have added new capabilities to the malware used to disable satellite modems at the outset of the invasion of Ukraine.
In this report, we compare the ROADSWEEP ransomware and ZEROCLEARE wiper versions used in two waves of attacks against Albanian government organizations.
As the most impactful cyber attack of the Ukrainian invasion gets downplayed, SentinelLabs uncovers a more plausible explanation.
