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Keeping step with developments in civil aircraft, military aircraft are increasingly embracing digital technologies and relying on a plethora of connections to ground-based systems. While this hyper-connectivity provides a solution to vital operational requirements, it is also a source of new cyber-vulnerabilities. What are these?...https://www.stormshield.com/news/security-alert-malware-hermeticwiper-stormshields-product-response/
Ukraine is currently in the middle of a real cyber war. After several rounds of DDoS attacks on government websites and banks, Ukrainian government bodies (as a whole) are now in the line of fire of malicious attacks. And after DDoS, these cyberattacks include a...https://www.stormshield.com/news/can-european-digital-sovereignty-really-exist/
The term digital sovereignty is regularly heard in political discourse. However, in a globalisation context, where each nation is dependent to varying degrees on others, the challenges to achieving such sovereignty are immense. Thus, the cloud economy, cybersecurity and the control of essential digital infrastructures...https://www.stormshield.com/news/what-are-the-cybersecurity-trends-for-2022/
Unsurprisingly, 2021 was a dense year in terms of cyberthreats. The lack of respite for the public sector (health and local authorities), the extension of ransomware to larger targets (Colonial Pipeline, JBS Food, etc.) and the threats to data confidentiality with the Pegasus spyware: these...https://www.stormshield.com/news/ursnif-security-alert-stormshields-product-response/
Our security teams noticed a spike in cyberattacks using the Ursnif malware in September. Communications from other cybersecurity players indicate that more than 2,000 Italian companies have been targeted in around 20 campaigns to date. Find here an analysis of the Ursnif dropper and Stormshield...