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The campaigns leveraged five zero-day flaws in Chrome and Android OS to plant the Predator spyware.

Some of the falsehoods targeted Russian domestic audiences, underscoring Russia’s need to sell the war to its own people.

Twitter will no longer recommend and amplify posts related to the Russian invasion of Ukraine that have been identified as false.

The updated policy now states that the “hacking law” shouldn't be used to target white-hat hackers acting in good faith.

North Korea dispatches thousands of highly skilled IT workers around the world to generate revenue for the country's government.

The advisory highlights common weak security controls, poor configurations, and poor security practices that cyber actors abuse to breach victim networks.

The Conti gang has also tried to increase the pressure by raising a ransom demand to $20 million.

If convicted, Moises Luis Zagala Gonzalez faces up to ten years' imprisonment.

The researchers have not been able to attribute the malicious campaign to any specific threat actor, but it's possible that Russia may be behind it.

In March, Apple patched these zero-days in iOS and macOS Monterey, but it didn't update macOS Big Sur.