Today, Intel 471, the premier provider of cyber intelligence-driven solutions worldwide, and Sumo Logic, the leading SaaS Log Analytics Platform, announced a partnership to bring Intel 471’s premier threat intelligence to Sumo Logic to safeguard its customers from the most sophisticated attacks.
A sweeping wave of cyber incidents on July 8, 2025, underscores escalating global cybersecurity challenges. Asia witnessed severe breaches, including AI-driven phishing scams and major data leaks, with groups like BERT and D4rk4rmy targeting institutions across the continent.
Intel 471’s latest intelligence update for July reveals a surge in sophisticated cyber campaigns carried out by advanced persistent threat (APT) groups across the globe in June.
Ukraine and other countries supportive of its cause amid its ongoing war with Russia have been targeted by the new TwoNet and IT Army of Russia hacktivist groups since earlier this year.
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Two new pro-Russian hacktivist groups have begun launching cyberattacks on Ukraine and its allies, while also attempting to recruit insiders to strengthen their operations. This is according to a recent report by cybersecurity company Intel 471.
Since early 2025, the pro-Russian hacktivist ecosystem has undergone a marked shift in both organization and capability.
This week, Greg from Safe Mode Podcast talks to Will Dixon, Senior Intelligence Collection Manager for Intel 471, about the lifecycle and takedown of DanaBot — one of the most notorious malware-as-a-service (MaaS) platforms of the last decad
The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, which intensified in 2022, continues to reshape the cybercrime landscape in 2025, with hacktivism emerging as a potent weapon in geopolitical disputes.
The cybersecurity landscape has witnessed a dramatic escalation in pro-Russian hacktivist activities since the onset of 2025, with emerging alliances between established and newly formed groups launching increasingly sophisticated attacks against Western infrastructure.
The cybercrime landscape in 2025 has been dramatically reshaped by the geopolitical upheaval stemming from the Russia-Ukraine war.
The cybercrime landscape in 2025 has been dramatically reshaped by the geopolitical upheaval stemming from the Russia-Ukraine war.
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