A Russian military cyber unit codenamed Fancy Bear has carried out a string of cyber attacks on UK defence, transport hubs ...

The Syrian hamsters have prominent barrel-shaped bodies and stubby tails. The standard-sized Syrian hamster is available in three main varieties; the short-haired fancy bear hamster, the long-haired ...

Their connection? Aiding Ukraine, duh Russian cyberspies have targeted "dozens" of Western and NATO-country logistics ...

The cyberespionage group uses compromised credentials to steal emails and data from public and private sector organizations ...

The Kremlin-backed advanced persistent threat (APT) actor known to the cyber community variously as APT28, Fighting Ursa, Forest Blizzard and most famously, Fancy Bear, may have been exploiting a ...

A sophisticated cyber-espionage attack used by notorious Russian advanced persistent threat (APT) Fancy Bear at the outset of the current Russia-Ukraine war demonstrates a novel attack vector that ...

We are looking at the biggest threats on the cybersecurity scene - and the most nefarious hacker groups behind them - and this week the spotlight turns to APT28, or Fancy Bear. Don’t let the ...

The Russia-backed advanced persistent threat (APT) operation tracked as Forest Blizzard by Microsoft – but more commonly known as Fancy Bear or APT28 – is exploiting a two-year-old ...

That was traced to Fancy Bear, the name security researchers gave to a Russian military hacking unit. It stole passwords using “phishing” emails, which lure people into clicking links or ...