Sergey K. , a citizen of Kazakhstan, was detained in Berlin for spying for the Russian Federation. He was collecting data on German military aid and drones for Ukraine.
Ursula von der Leyen stated that the Kremlin is restricting the internet to hide inflation. Russians have found themselves behind a digital iron curtain due to the impact of sanctions.
The monobank mobile app has resumed operations following a technical failure. The bank's co-founder, Oleh Horokhovskyi, explained the incident as coffee spilled on a sysadmin's keyboard.
The detainee turned out to be a border service employee: he was involved in adjusting enemy strikes on the northern regions of Ukraine. He faces life imprisonment with confiscation of property.
In Moldova, a cyberattack damaged 30% of the main medical database containing patient data. Authorities suspect Russian intelligence services of stealing confidential data.
As part of the proceedings, 10 searches were conducted. Computer equipment, data storage devices, phones, bank cards, rough notes, over 2.5 thousand euros, and nearly 35 thousand dollars were seized.
The Italian government has approved the extradition of Xu Jiawei, whom the US accuses of cyberattacks. He is suspected of stealing COVID-19 research for the benefit of China.
In Germany, a case has been opened for espionage through phishing in Signal; victims include politicians, military personnel, journalists, and NATO representatives. Accounts of ministers Prien, Hubertz, and Bundestag President Klöckner have been hacked.
Major tech and financial companies urge governments to collaborate on cybersecurity through Anthropic's Claude Mythos model. It rapidly detects vulnerabilities, sparking a surge of patches and risks to hospitals, banks, and utilities.
Kremlin systematically employs cyberattacks, disinformation, sabotage, and espionage against NATO. Russia is preparing for a regional conflict with the Alliance.
The Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine reports on the loss of control by Sergey Kiriyenko over political processes. The FSB power bloc is taking over the management of Russia's digital environment.
OpenAI has developed a specialized model for finding vulnerabilities in government systems. Only verified entities will have access to the powerful version.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte called on allies to increase the production of air defense systems and drones. The key topic of the upcoming summit in Ankara will be the defense industry.
British intelligence stated that a hundred states have access to cyber-invasion tools. Hacking technologies threaten infrastructure and individuals.
A group of users gained unauthorized access to the new Mythos model through a third-party contractor. The technology could facilitate powerful cyberattacks.
Vessels receive fake offers for paid transit through the strait. One vessel has already been shelled after paying for a non-existent permit.
Kyivstar subscribers complain about being unable to make calls and having internet problems. Most complaints have been recorded in Kyiv and Dnipro via Downdetector.
The attackers are asking for media support through fake letters from proton. me mail. The President's Office has handed over data on cyber fraud to law enforcement agencies.
Anthropic is discussing the implementation of new AI models with the EU and has committed to adhering to the code of practice. A risk assessment of the services is currently underway.
Police detained seven members of a group who blackmailed over 1,500 people through Bitcapital and Crypsee. The perpetrators used a bot farm with 6,000 numbers.
Boris Pistorius has restricted the use of private phones and smartwatches in the Bundeswehr. Devices are prohibited from being brought to meetings with classified information.
The enemy uses supply chains to attack government agencies and critical infrastructure. Two-factor authentication provides half of successful protection.
Law enforcement officers detained a member of a group that attacked companies in the US and Europe. The court set bail for the suspect at 399 million hryvnias.
The company is modernizing UB60D UAVs with warheads based on mines and an auto-guidance module. Production allows for up to 20,000 drones per month.
The Fancy Bear group attacked mailboxes of SAP employees, ARMA, and NATO military departments. Due to a hacker error, researchers gained access to their data.
The IRGC bought the TEE-01B device to monitor military facilities in the Middle East. China denies the deal and threatens countermeasures in case of new sanctions.
Due to the compromise of the Axios library, OpenAI is updating its code signing certificates. macOS users need to update their software by May 8 for it to continue working.
Attackers are luring out Viber access codes under the guise of social assistance. Ukrainians are urged not to transfer personal data to third parties.
CERT-UA notes hackers abandoning quick thefts in favor of entrenching themselves in networks. Attackers use zero-click vulnerabilities and personal emails.
The Security Service of Ukraine, under the leadership of Yevhen Khmara, has become a co-leader of an international operation to eliminate cyber threats. The special services exposed a large-scale Russian network that hacked routers around the world.
