Cybersecurity News
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Capita Faces Massive £25m Loss to Cyber Threat
Capita anticipates incurring a monetary loss of up to £25 million due to an online attack that began in March.…
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Norway Ministries Cyberattack: Cyber Threat Lasted Four Month Without Detection
According to a joint advice from Norwegian and US cybersecurity organizations, the recent cyberattack on Norway’s government ministries was due…
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Anonymous Sudan Threatens To KIll French Citizens
Anonymous Sudan, the self-claimed helper of the poor, has proclaimed its desire to target French citizens, the nation, and Its…
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Anonymous Russia Joins Forces With Sudan To Trumple Kenya
Previously, Cybertechwiz wrote about the raging DDoS attacks by Anonymous Sudan on Kenya’s critical infrastructure. The attack is ongoing as…
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NoName057 Rabid Attacks On Spanish Banks Causes Public Fright
Pro-Russian hackers, NoName057, disrupt the operations of several Spanish Banks with rabid DDoS attacks. The rain of attack impacted many…
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Anonymous Sudan Seamless Attacks Mocks Kenya’s ‘Weak Cyber Infrastructure’
Anonymous Sudan is on a rampage in Kenya’s home ground. The threat actors acted without reserve as they seamlessly attacked…
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Twelve Norwegian Government Ministries Suffers Crippling Cyberattack
The Norwegian government announced on Monday that 12 ministries had been the target of a cyberattack. The most recent target…
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NoName’s Shadow Game: Influencing Spain’s Parliamentary Elections from the Sidelines
Pro-Russian hackers Noname057 hinted at their ability to interfere with Spain’s Parliamentary elections. The nation finds itself in the throes…
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Pro-Russian Hackers Launches Aggressive Cyberattacks On Scandinavian Airline
Anonymous Russia, a renowned pro-Russian hacking organization, showcased its aggressive cyberattack on Scandinavian Airlines websites, a multinational airline. On its…
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Anonymous Sudan Dominantly Attacks Top American Websites, CNN, Only Fans And Microsoft
Anonymous Sudan, a pro-Russian hacktivist, joined forces with other top hacking organizations to attack top Western websites in a huge…
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