Russian Hackers

Pompeo said "the world has moved" and pledged that the CIA will now refine how it works to combat "non-state threats" and "state intelligence adversaries."

The zero-day vulnerability, which was previously exploited by the BlackOasis group, was made public and patched on 16 October.

Kremlin hackers allegedly stole confidential data from the home computer of an unnamed NSA contractor, who was reportedly using Kaspersky's anti-virus software.

Hackers also reportedly attempted to compromise Nato soldiers' Facebook and iCloud accounts, with at least six soldiers victims of hacks.

The announcement comes nearly 10 months after Election Day in November last year.

Can the EU stop a massive cyberattack? This new 'war game' will find out.

Resurgence in energy sector attacks linked to 'Dragonfly' cyber espionage unit.

Edgars Rinkēvičs said Western nations still underestimate Russia's hybrid warfare.

Security experts say that over the past year Turla hackers have also targeted defence-related organisations.

Amid an alleged state doping scandal, Russian hackers are (again) linked to scandal.

The Kremlin-linked hackers claimed that around 160 football players failed drug tests in 2015.

'Turla' is a Russian-speaking hacking unit that may be state-sponsored, analysts said.

The hackers' new campaign is designed to steal victims' username and hashed passwords via network traffic.

The cyberattack came in two waves and has reportedly disrupted key mailing services.

Svpeng malware targeting 14 UK banks after hitting 23 countries in a single week.

Election hacking? It may be easier than you think.

'Leak The Analysts' aims to 'trash the reputation' of legitimate cybersecurity researchers.

Facebook traced the fake personas to tools used by Russia's GRU military intelligence.

Putin's on-screen portrayals reportedly put on hold amid fears of hacking retaliation.

NCSC reportedly revealed that hackers may have infiltrated systems of some targets in the energy sector.

The report comes amid the ongoing federal investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 US elections.

Although there is no evidence to suggest that Irish energy networks were disrupted, security experts reportedly believe hackers have stolen data.

From WannaCry to NotPetya, NCSC experts says 'major' cyber incidents are on the rise.

Russia has reportedly dismissed the allegations of its involvement in the attacks as 'unfounded'.

Growing numbers of IoT devices within the energy industry's technology have also increased risk of potential attacks.

Hackers reportedly breached less than 1% of parliament's 9,000 email addresses.

Fears of MPs being blackmailed emerge after hackers launched a 'sustained and determined' cyberattack on Parliament.

The log-in credentials of 7,000 police employees and over 1,000 Foreign Office officials were also found online.

Kremlin hackers reportedly stole around 90,000 voter records from the state of Illinois alone.

US officials are yet to reveal the names of the states targeted by Kremlin-linked hackers.