A Europol operation has succeeded in disrupting a pro-Russian hacktivist network accused of conducting DDoS cyber attacks on targets in Ukraine and Europe.

Europol dismantles NoName057(16), a Russian group behind DDoS attacks, arresting two and targeting over 1,000 supporters.

A University of Illinois architecture professor who finds himself in limbo has charged that he's victim of anti-Israel bias that resulted in his being denied tenure.

Investigators said they disrupted more than 100 servers used by the group, along with a "major part" of the group's main infrastructure.

Cloudflare says that, of customer‑identified DDoS attacks, competitors are behind 63% of attacks, and 5% are self‑inflicted.

The streaming platform suffered from a DDoS attack, so the company moved the broadcast to its YouTube channel.

The organization is accused of multiple attacks on critical infrastructure like electricity suppliers and public transport systems in Europe.

The pro-Russian group, which has been operating since 2022, initially targeted Ukraine but expanded to countries across Europe. They carried out attacks on Swedish authorities and bank websites, more ...

THE HAGUE – A coordinated international operation has hit the infrastructure of a pro-Russian cybercrime network linked to a ...

European and international law enforcement agencies from over a dozen countries coordinated to disrupt the pro-Russian ...

Germany and Spain issued arrest warrants for seven suspected members of a pro-Russian hacking group accused of carrying out ...