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• Published on Jun 27, 2024

  

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 21:02 GMT

  

Ukraine’s IT Army now aids drone strikes on Russian oil refineries

• As the world continues to become more digitized and reliant on the Internet, “the opportunity for cyber-attacks will only grow,” said one of the lead coordinators and the spokesperson of the IT Army of Ukraine, who goes by the callsign Ted. In an exclusive …

  Source: Euromaidan Press - LABEL PENDING
• Published on 20:40 GMT

  

Commentary: The great powers are itching for another nuclear arms race. Who will stop them?

• In early June, the Biden administration announced a more “competitive” nuclear weapons strategy, after Moscow and Beijing reportedly spurned U.S. efforts to discuss arms control. The new approach includes the possibility of increasing America’s deployment …

  Source: Pittsburgh Tribune Review - Pennsylvania - NEUTRAL
• Published on 21:18 GMT

  

Pentagon shuts down hundreds of ‘illegal’ Starlinks used by Russian troops in Ukraine

• The Pentagon was able to take down hundreds of unauthorized Starlink terminals that were being utilized by Russian troops on the front lines in Ukraine. To combat the illicit use of these terminals, SpaceX strongly cooperated with the US military.  The U.S …

  Source: Insight News Media - LABEL PENDING
• 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 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 Jun 28, 2024

  

Manifesto tech takeaways: Lib Dems pledge ‘firewall’ to keep Home Office from collecting data and trebled tax for tech ...

• The party’s plan for government includes a wide variety of detailed programme, policy and legislative commitments for digital and data that seem intended to rebalance power between institutions and individuals With less than a week left until the general …

  Source: PublicTechnology - LABEL PENDING
• Published on Jun 28, 2024

  

Top 5 Countries with Best Cyber Power, Including Australia

• TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Several countries are competing to improve their cyber security and strength to ward off cyber attacks from the outside world. The recent ransomware attack against Indonesia’s national data center also brings the cyber security question …

  Source: Tempo - NEUTRAL
• Published on Jun 28, 2024

  

'Kannur lobby's' shady nexuses pose fresh trouble for CPI(M) in Kerala

• Manu Thomas, who was recently quit the CPI(M) Kannur district committee, even received a threat on his life from CPI(M) activist Akash Thillankeri, who is accused in criminal cases. The provocation was Thomas's revelations on the nexus of P Jayarajan …

  Source: Deccan Herald - UNCATEGORIZED
• 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 13, 2024

  

Urgently needed: AI governance in cyber warfare

• Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming central to societal growth. AI has great power to improve daily life, from education to healthcare, from sustainability to defense. AI also brings to the forefront a number of risks that cut across the core …

  Source: Help Net Security - NEUTRAL
• Published on Jun 21, 2024

  

Pakistan pushes for global protocol on cyberwarfare amid Indian disinformation allegations

• A senior Pakistani diplomat has called for developing a legally-binding international instrument to address growing “malicious activities” in cyberspace, such as the involvement of an Indian network running a vicious disinformation campaign against …

  Source: The Express Tribune - UNCATEGORIZED
• Published on Jun 27, 2024

  

Iran’s Cyber Terrorism Surge: Defending the Digital Frontline

• In recent months, the landscape of cyber threats has transformed dramatically, with the Islamic Republic of Iran emerging as a formidable global menace. Following the October 7 Hamas assault, cyberattacks have surged in both frequency and sophistication. …

  Source: International Policy Digest - LEFT-WING
• Published on Jun 11, 2024

  

2024: The year of upticks in cyber warfare

• Historical trends over the past decade prove that when global conflicts arise, it’s inevitable that we’ll begin to see widespread cyberattacks shortly thereafter. This has been the case during the recent happenings between Russia and Ukraine, and Israel …

  Source: Security Magazine - NEUTRAL
• Published on Jun 19, 2024

  

Comment: Election insecurity – why our government can’t protect us from cyberwarfare

• David Critchley, regional director of UK & Ireland at Armis, draws insights from new research to showcase the risk cyberwarfare poses to democracy, as well as society, in a crucial election year. 2024 will see half of the global population head to the …

  Source: E&T - LABEL PENDING
• Published on Jun 27, 2024

  

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 Jun 27, 2024

  

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 Jun 27, 2024

  

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 Jun 27, 2024

  

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

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