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ZDNet Security
Security teams at Microsoft said the malware first appeared on victim systems in Ukraine on January 13.
The Hacker News
Cybersecurity teams from Microsoft on Saturday disclosed they identified evidence of a new destructive malware operation targeting government, non-profit, and information technology entities in Ukraine amid brewing geopolitical tensions between the country and Russia. "The malware is disguised as ransomware but, if activated by the attacker, would render the infected computer system inoperable,"
Dark Reading
An analysis of the destructive malware reveals sophisticated living-off-the-land (LotL) techniques and detailed strategies for the widespread deletion of data.
The Register
Destructive malware has been a hallmark of Putin's multi-modal war A new strain of wiper malware targeting Ukrainian infrastructure is being linked to pro-Russian hackers, in the latest sign of Moscow's evolving cyber tactics.…
The Register
Take care when downloading AI freebies, researcher tells The Register Criminals are using installers for fake AI software to distribute ransomware and other destructive malware.…
Bleeping Computer
A new destructive malware named AcidPour was spotted in the wild, featuring data-wiper functionality and targeting Linux x86 IoT and networking devices. [...]
Bleeping Computer
The Computer Emergency Response Team of Ukraine (CERT-UA) has linked a destructive malware attack targeting the country's National News Agency of Ukraine (Ukrinform) to Sandworm Russian military hackers. [...]
Dark Reading
The stakes are high when protecting CNI from destructive malware and other threats.
ZDNet Security
Viasat confirms newly found AcidRain destructive malware knocked routers offline.
The Hacker News
Two weeks after details emerged about a second data wiper strain delivered in attacks against Ukraine, yet another destructive malware has been detected amid Russia's continuing military invasion of the country. Slovak cybersecurity company ESET dubbed the third wiper "CaddyWiper," which it said it first observed on March 14 around 9:38 a.m. UTC. Metadata associated with the executable ("