Sandworm-linked Cyclops Blink botnet targets Asus routers
Cyclops Blink has been circulating since at least 2019, and appears to be a replacement framework for the VPNFilter malware.
Cyclops Blink has been circulating since at least 2019, and appears to be a replacement framework for the VPNFilter malware.
The new tactic involves using compromised IoT devices such as routers from MikroTik to create a line of communication between the affected device and the C&C server.
Xerox, one of the world's leading copier companies, has also stopped shipments to Russia.
Mozilla’s decision to remove search options from users in Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Turkey was due to prevalence of state sponsored content.
CERT-UA has linked the phishing campaign to a Russian-speaking threat actor UAC-0056.
The BSI urged customers to replace Kaspersky products with alternative solutions from non-Russian vendors.
It appears that the hack was the work of a new ransomware gang called Pandora.
The woman urged Russians to take to the streets to protest the war.
CaddyWiper is the fourth data wiper malware used in attacks against Ukrainian targets since the start of 2022.
The announcement comes after multiple users reported issues accessing some Ubisoft services.
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