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Published on 11:41 GMT

Cyber warfare is not insurable: Munich Re’s Kreuzer

In an interview with Reinsurance News, Martin Kreuzer, Senior Risk Manager for Cyber Risks at Munich Re, emphasised that cyber warfare exceeds the company’s risk appetite, nonetheless, the firm is actively collaborating with governments to exchange ideas …
Source: Reinsurance News - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 26, 2024

Future trends in cyber warfare: Predictions for AI integration and space-based operations

In this Help Net Security interview, Morgan Wright, Chief Security Advisor at SentinelOne, discusses how AI is utilized in modern cyber warfare by state and non-state actors. AI enhances decision-making speed and precision for state actors, facilitating …
Source: Help Net Security - NEUTRAL
Published on 10:40 GMT

Oleksandra Romantsova on April to May in Ukraine

Ms. Oleksandra Romantsova is the Executive Director (2018-present) of the Center for Civil Liberties in Ukraine, which won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2022 under her and others’ leadership in documenting war crimes. This will be a live series on human …
Source: The Good Men Project - California - LEFT-WING
Published on 12:45 GMT

Top 10 Julian Assange exposés

Julian Paul Assange is an Australian editor, publisher, and activist who founded WikiLeaks in 2006. Assange gained international attention in 2010 after WikiLeaks published a series of leaks from Chelsea Manning, a former U.S. Army intelligence analyst, …
Source: The Express Tribune - UNCATEGORIZED
Published on 10:11 GMT

Russian National Indicted for Cyber Attacks on Ukraine Before 2022 Invasion

Jun 27, 2024NewsroomCyber Crime / Cyber Warfare A 22-year-old Russian national has been indicted in the U.S. for his alleged role in staging destructive cyber attacks against Ukraine and its allies in the days leading to Russia's full-blown …
Source: The Hacker News - LABEL PENDING
Published on 09:04 GMT

Ransomware attacks launched on the world by China and North Korea

According to a joint investigation by security analysts from SentinelOne and Recorded Future, a significant ransomware campaign targeted government and critical infrastructure between 2021 and 2023, with new details now coming to light. The attacks …
Source: Cybersecurity Insiders - LABEL PENDING
Published on Jun 22, 2024

Lessons about cyber warfare from Russia’s war against Ukraine

The war in Ukraine serves as a stark reminder of the diverging approaches to establishing red lines in the realm of cyber operations, accentuating the complexities inherent in establishing normative frameworks for governing cyberspace. The intersection of …
Source: New Eastern Europe - NEUTRAL
Published on 05:06 GMT

Ransomware attacks: How to prevent them

Recently, Indonesia was rocked by a significant ransomware attack that targeted the National Data Center (PDNC), demanding a ransom of $US8 million. This incident triggered a massive data crisis, exposing serious weaknesses in security systems and …
Source: Monash University - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 26, 2024

HUR directs major cyberattack on Russian ISPs in Crimea

Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence (HUR) has coordinated a massive cyberattack on several major internet service providers (ISPs) in occupied Crimea, a source within the agency told NV on June 26. According to our source, Russian occupation “authorities” have …
Source: The New Voice of Ukraine - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 26, 2024

Diplomacy, sanctions and soft power have failed to deter Iran’s anti-West agenda − could a new Iranian president change ...

Iran’s presidential election on June 28 may provide Tehran an opportunity to press reset on foreign policy issues after years of increasing hawkishness. Indeed, a key campaign issue has been the extent to which the candidates may – or may not – pivot to …
Source: The Conversation - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 23, 2024

A Taiwan Conflict Could Bring a Cyberwar Against the U.S.

SUBSCRIBER+ EXCLUSIVE ANALYSIS — As tensions escalate between China and Taiwan – from competing military drills to increasingly heated rhetoric from the mainland – U.S. officials are growing more concerned about the wide-ranging impact of any potential …
Source: The Cipher Brief - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 26, 2024

Boycotted 'disinformation', the well-known analyst reveals the scenario of the opposition: It is opposed to the NATO ...

After the approval on April 11 with 73 votes of the Socialists, the Disinformation Commission was constituted this Wednesday, only with the participation of the majority. As it had warned, the opposition boycotted the meeting. Analyst Arben Meçe, invited …
Source: SotNews - LABEL PENDING
Published on Jun 26, 2024

Revealed: Russian hackers behind NHS attack are part of Kremlin-protected cyber army

Russian hackers behind the NHS attack are part of a wider cyber army working under the Kremlin’s protection to try to destabilise the UK ahead of the election, i can reveal. European investigators on the frontline of hunting Russian cyber criminals have …
Source: iNews UK - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 26, 2024

Report to Congress on Use of Force in Cyberspace

The following is the June 25, 2024, Congressional Research Service In Focus report, Use of Force in Cyberspace. Introduction There are presently no internationally accepted criteria for determining whether a nation state cyberattack is a use of force …
Source: USNI News - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 26, 2024

Cyberattacks on healthcare: Russia’s tool for mass disruption

Cyberattacks have become a regular occurrence for organisations of all sizes, with healthcare organisations often found to be second in the pecking order below financial institutions as the target of attacks by malicious actors. Research has found that …
Source: Medical Device Network - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 26, 2024

Japan Sets Course for New 13DDX Air Defence Destroyer

The new ship class – set to begin entering service in the early 2030s – will draw on design baselines from in-service destroyers and frigates, and will integrate different concepts and capabilities to provide layered air defence against changing threats, a …
Source: Naval news - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 26, 2024

Man dubbed the 'Living Nostradamus' warns 'the worst is yet to come' - claiming the world is teetering on the edge of ...

A man who has been dubbed the 'living Nostradamus' claims 'the worst is yet to come', suggesting the world is teetering on the edge of WWIII. Athos Salomé, 36, who is a trained parapsychologist from Brazil, is often referred to as a …
Source: Daily Mail - RIGHT-WING
Published on Jun 25, 2024

15 Ways Smart Grids Will Soon Transform The Energy Landscape

getty Smart grid technologies use digital communication to monitor and manage energy flows, allowing for real-time adjustments and improved grid stability. As these technologies continue to develop in the coming years, they have the potential to transform …
Source: Forbes - NEUTRAL
Published on Jun 25, 2024

Lithuanian conscription: fortifying NATO's flank?

Maxim from Vilnius is soon to be 22. He's Lithuanian, from a Russian-speaking family. Last year, he was conscripted for nine months of military service. "There was a man in our unit who showered every other day at best — in the summer," Maxim …
Source: Deutsche Welle - PUBLIC BROADCASTER
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