CARR is an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group referenced in discussions surrounding industrial network security and hacktivism trends.
CARR is an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group referenced in discussions surrounding industrial network security and hacktivism trends. Its significance stems from associations with campaigns impacting industrial/control environments and from the broader threat landscape that emphasizes critical infrastructure protection, highlighting the need for ICS-specific defenses.
The European Union has condemned and sanctioned Russia for a prolonged cyber espionage campaign targeting its member states. The campaign, orchestrated by the 16th Centre of the FSB, has involved infiltrating government…
The U.S. and six allied nations have published new security guidance aimed at protecting operational technology (OT) environments from cyber threats. This guidance includes recommendations on practices such as network…
Hacktivist campaigns are increasingly linked to global conflicts, particularly in the contexts of elections and the ongoing situations in Gaza and Ukraine. These actors are now often supported by state funding and…
Hacktivist campaigns are increasingly intertwined with global conflicts, notably in Gaza and Ukraine. These actors are now often supported by state funding and guidance, aligning their activities with national agendas.…