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Dark Reading
Keyboard warriors are claiming to contribute to the Gaza war with OT attacks. You should be skeptical.
The Hacker News
A pro-Hamas hacktivist group has been observed using a new Linux-based wiper malware dubbed BiBi-Linux Wiper, targeting Israeli entities amidst the ongoing Israeli-Hamas war. "This malware is an x64 ELF executable, lacking obfuscation or protective measures," Security Joes said in a new report published today. "It allows attackers to specify target folders and can potentially destroy an entire
Dark Reading
The hacktivists known as SiegedSec identify ICS targets, but there's no evidence of attacks yet.
Graham Cluley
Hackers have exploited a flaw in a widely-used app that warns of missile attacks against Israel to send a fake alert that a nuclear strike is imminent. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Dark Reading
Killnet, Anonymous Sudan, along with other groups, pick up up their Middle East activities as war breaks out.
Bleeping Computer
Hacktivist groups that operate for political or ideological motives employ a broad range of funding methods to support their operations. [...]
Dark Reading
The well-known collective is taking on targeted advertising with the Veilid framework and says it wants to make the Internet accessible to everyone who fears being monetized.
Dark Reading
In a move to embarrass the city, hacking group known as SiegedSec accessed thousands of files with administrator logins, but it's making no ransom demands.
Bleeping Computer
Outlook.com is suffering a series of outages today after being down multiple times yesterday, with hacktivists known as Anonymous Sudan claiming to perform DDoS attacks on the service. [...]
Dark Reading
"Anonymous Sudan" has been claiming that its DDoS attacks are in retaliation for anti-Islamic activities, but at least one security vendor is suspicious about its true motives.