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The Ukrainian Computer Emergency Response Team has issued a new security warning after discovering a cyber-attack campaign carried out by the APT28 threat group, also known as Fancy Bear.  This group is thought, with a high degree of confidence, to be affiliated with Russian military intelligence operations.  Here’s what we know so far and what you need to watch out for if you think you might be at risk of being targeted. 

The APT28 Fancy Bear Cyber Attack Campaign Warning From CERT-UA - The Ukr

As anyone who regularly games online can attest, DDoS (dedicated denial of service) attacks are an irritatingly common occurrence on the internet.  Drawing on the combined digital might of a geographically diffuse legion of zombified PCs, hackers can swamp game servers and prevent players from logging on for hours or days at a time.  The problem has metastasized in recent years as enterprising hackers have begun to package their botnets and spamming tools into commercial offerings, allowing any

A previously unreported Fancy Bear campaign indicates APT28 has persisted for well over a year and indicates that the notorious group has broadened its focus.   Hackers from Russia’s GRU military intelligence agency, Units 26165 and 74455, aka Fancy Bear/APT28, have deep interests and experience in decryption, hacking, and dissemination of stolen information.  These two units have carried out many of the most aggressive acts of hacking in history that have included destructive worms, blackouts,

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In 2016, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) commissioned an investigation into reports that the Russian government was sponsoring blood doping of Russian Athletes. Cybersecurity analysts worldwide witnessed cyber-attacks originating from the GRU-linked APT28, better known as “Fancy Bear,” aimed at anti-doping agencies such as the WADA. These attacks were carried out against age