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US has significant cyber vulnerabilities, but a sweeping Russian cyberattack is unlikely

The general consensus among the nearly 20 experts who spoke with CNN for this story is that while Russia is well-positioned to launch catastrophic cyberattacks on the U.S., it is not likely to do so.

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Symantec tracked down one developer of China s most advanced piece of malware

The malware, known as Daxin, would upend many assumptions about how China operates its espionage operations. Traditionally an actor not overly concerned with stealth, Daxin stayed under the radar for a decade or more.

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Anonymous Summons Hackers Around the World to Target Russia and Keep Ukrainians Online

Cyber activist group Anonymous starts a fight with the political aggressor in Eastern Europe. Anonymous is a group of hackers around the world that have participated in fighting the political aggression happening in Eastern Europe.

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New Highly Sophisticated Malware Linked to Chinese Cyberattackers – Tanzania News Gazette

New Highly Sophisticated Malware Linked to Chinese Cyberattackers – Tanzania News Gazette
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New Highly Sophisticated Malware Linked to Chinese Cyberattackers - New Delhi Times

A leading cybersecurity firm says it has discovered a “highly sophisticated” piece of malware being used by Chinese hacking teams to attack government and critical infrastructure targets. Symantec, a division of U.S.-based software designer and manufacturer Broadcom, said the earliest known sample of the malware, which has been dubbed Daxin, dates back to 2013, while…

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