Cyberattack
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.
Lawyer Andriy Halych spoke about account hacking schemes through links and methods of money recovery. It is important to adhere to the zero-trust rule.
The 16-year-old created a fake application for illegally opening parcel locker cells. Investigators notified the programmer of suspicion of theft and hacking.
A former participant in "schemes" spoke about the use of Sberbank and VTB databases and hacks of civilian services. Fraudsters gain access to accounts through SMS codes.
A former Radio Liberty journalist was detained in Chita on suspicion of transmitting data to the SBU. He is accused of facilitating cyberattacks on Russian government agencies.
Safe mode helps identify smartphone malfunctions by disabling third-party applications. To return to normal, a restart or clearing the cache is sufficient.
An organized group stole cryptocurrency from Ukrainians and foreigners using malicious code. The perpetrators caused damages amounting to UAH 4 million.
Budapest and Moscow have agreed to expand ties in nuclear energy, education, and sports. The agreement includes inviting teachers from Russia to Hungary.
An international cyber operation blocked over 100 Russian GRU servers that were stealing data from Ukrainians and EU citizens. The enemy exploited vulnerable routers.
Massive problems with access to banking applications, communication operators, and online services have been recorded in Russia. The outage affected Moscow and other regions.
Pakistan proposed a framework agreement to end the conflict. Tehran refuses to open the Strait of Hormuz and rejects the set deadlines.
The embassy's page was attacked by AI bots after refuting anti-Ukrainian manipulations. Fake accounts spread Russian narratives about corruption.
US forces eliminated an Iranian copy of the RQ-170 Sentinel stealth drone during recent strikes. The aircraft was based on technologies captured in 2011.
Russian special services can now seize bank and corporate databases without a court order. The FSB has been granted the right to shut down the internet and open its own prisons.
CERT-UA reports zero critical cyberattacks in the second half of 2025. The number of low-level incidents fell by 87%.
The company will expand its technological infrastructure and train one million engineers. The project will be implemented over four years together with SoftBank and NTT.
The CERT-EU cyber team found ShinyHunters' involvement in the cloud infrastructure hack. The attackers published 340 GB of personal data on the dark web.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced the destruction of an Amazon facility. Bahrain's Interior Ministry confirmed a fire at the infrastructure after Iranian aggression.
The government has approved regulations on vehicle design with requirements for 75 safety and environmental systems. New certification rules will come into effect in 2026.
Fraudsters send messages on behalf of state structures to gain access to bank accounts. The police urge not to follow links in messengers.
An Iranian drone damaged the Kuwaiti vessel Al-Salmi, causing a fire without an oil spill. The attack led to a jump in WTI oil prices to $107.
In Bulverde, a 15-year-old boy opened fire at Hill Country College Preparatory School. The attacker wounded a teacher and shot himself at the scene.
An organized group illegally registered problematic cars by accessing the Ministry of Internal Affairs database. 12 people have been notified of suspicion, and 48 large-scale searches have been conducted.