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- Top 10 Biggest Cyber Attacks of 2024 25 Other Attacks to . . .
Almost every month in 2024 came with its own shattering cybersecurity headline We round up 10 of the biggest cyber attacks, data breaches and ransomware attacks from the year gone by You'll also find at the end of this blog a table of 25 other noteworthy attacks that you should know about
- Who is the Lazarus Group? The hackers behind billion-dollar . . .
Lazarus employs custom malware, zero-day vulnerabilities and spear-phishing campaigns to breach financial institutions, cryptocurrency exchanges and government agencies Notable attacks include the
- Here Are 9 Companies With Reported Data Hacks This Week . . .
While the identity of those involved in the hack remains a mystery, the group selling the data was named as ShinyHunters, a group with a history of data breaches Its last reported data breach
- Significant Cyber Incidents | Strategic Technologies . . . - CSIS
January 2025: A pro-Russian hacking group claimed responsibility for a cyberattack targeting Italian government websites, including ministries, public services, and transportation platforms in cities like Rome and Palermo
- FalconFeeds. io Blog | Latest Cyber Threat Intelligence . . .
Stuxnet: Mislabeled as a cyber group, Stuxnet is clarified as a "cyberweapon, not a group" It is historically linked to Israel U S operations As a tool, it is not applicable to group-specific operations or channels Anonymous Kashmir: Similar to FreePalestine, this group is "Likely mislabeled as Pro-Israel; typically anti-Israel" Its stance
- The Biggest Cyber Attacks of 2025: Lessons Learned and the . . .
From sophisticated ransomware campaigns targeting critical infrastructure to data breaches exposing sensitive information on a massive scale, these incidents have highlighted the urgent need for robust cybersecurity measures
- Cyberattacks by country - Wikipedia
On March 2, 2021, Microsoft released an emergency security update to patch four security vulnerabilities that had been used by Hafnium, a Chinese nation-state-sponsored hacking group that had compromised at least 30,000 public and private Microsoft exchange servers [5]
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