Insurance giant settles NotPetya lawsuit, signaling cyber insurance shakeupCyberScoop·Nov 4, 22:38 UTC · Nov 4, 2022Policy & legal in the wild60
U.S. official: American companies avoided government help when WannaCry, NotPetya hitCyberScoop·Sep 13, 15:01 UTC · Sep 13, 2017Ransomware in the wild60
U.S. and U.K. blame Russia for infamous 'NotPetya' cyberattacksCyberScoop·Feb 16, 16:18 UTC · Feb 16, 2018Ransomware in the wild60
Shareholders allege FedEx covered up damages caused by NotPetya attackCyberScoop·Sep 23, 13:56 UTC · Sep 23, 2019Ransomware in the wild60
US charges Russian GRU officers for NotPetya, other major hacksCyberScoop·Oct 19, 19:22 UTC · Oct 19, 2020Exploit / PoC in the wild60
FedEx attributes $300 million loss to NotPetya ransomware attackCyberScoop·Sep 20, 21:18 UTC · Sep 20, 2017Ransomware in the wild60
Maersk may lose up to $300M due to NotPetya attackCyberScoop·Aug 17, 14:43 UTC · Aug 17, 2017Ransomware in the wild60
State Department announces $10M bounty for Russian intelligence hackers behind NotPetyaCyberScoop·Apr 27, 14:22 UTC · Apr 27, 2022Ransomware in the wild60
Researchers find similarities between NotPetya, attacks on Ukrainian government systemsCyberScoop·Jan 21, 22:24 UTC · Jan 21, 2022Ransomware in the wild60
Researchers link tools used in NotPetya and Ukraine grid hacksCyberScoop·Oct 11, 18:57 UTC · Oct 11, 2018Ransomware in the wild60
U.S. sanctions Russia over attempts to hack energy grid, NotPetyaCyberScoop·Mar 16, 18:02 UTC · Mar 16, 2018Policy & legal in the wild60
NotPetya ransomware cost Merck more than $310 millionCyberScoop·Oct 27, 19:24 UTC · Oct 27, 2017Ransomware in the wild60
Early evidence suggests ties between Russian hackers and 'BadRabbit' attackCyberScoop·Oct 26, 19:54 UTC · Oct 26, 2017Ransomware in the wild60
Krebs: Companies need ‘military-grade’ investments to defend against foreign government hackersCyberScoop·Jun 27, 19:15 UTC · Jun 27, 2018Ransomware in the wild60
Nuance Communications says NotPetya attack has cost it $92 million since JuneCyberScoop·Mar 2, 16:26 UTC · Mar 2, 2018Data breach in the wild60
Demand for cyber insurance grows as volatility scares off some providersCyberScoop·Jul 29, 18:20 UTC · Jul 29, 2019Ransomware in the wild60
Meet GreyEnergy, the newest hacking group hitting Ukraine’s power gridCyberScoop·Oct 17, 20:21 UTC · Oct 17, 2018Exploit / PoC in the wild60
'BadRabbit' ransomware spreading across Ukraine, RussiaCyberScoop·Oct 25, 16:38 UTC · Oct 25, 2017Ransomware in the wild60
Battling Moscow's hackers prior to invasion gave Kyiv 'full dress rehearsal' for today's cyber warfareCyberScoop·Jul 21, 20:52 UTC · Jul 21, 2022Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Why the Norsk Hydro attack is a 'blueprint' for disruptive hacking operationsCyberScoop·Mar 16, 13:00 UTC · Mar 16, 2020Ransomware in the wild60
Ransomware isn’t always about gangs making money. Sometimes it’s about nations manufacturing mayhem.CyberScoop·Jan 18, 18:22 UTC · Jan 18, 2022Ransomware in the wild60
Symantec: Look for cryptojacking to tie into IoT devicesCyberScoop·Mar 22, 04:01 UTC · Mar 22, 2018Ransomware in the wild60
Global ransomware attack was meant to be destructive, not collect moneyCyberScoop·Jun 28, 16:26 UTC · Jun 28, 2017Ransomware in the wild60
Don’t let Congress punt on cyber insurance reformCyberScoop·Nov 3, 12:56 UTC · Nov 3, 2025Policy & legal in the wild60
EU sanctions Russian intelligence, Chinese nationals and a North Korean front company for alleged hacksCyberScoop·Jul 30, 20:45 UTC · Jul 30, 2020Policy & legal in the wild60
From exploits to honeypots: How the security community is preparing for BlueKeep’s moment of truthCyberScoop·Jul 9, 19:01 UTC · Jul 9, 2019Ransomware in the wild60
NSA’s Joyce outlines how U.S. can disrupt and deter foreign hackingCyberScoop·Feb 28, 20:59 UTC · Feb 28, 2019Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Microsoft hopes crowdsourced A.I. algorithms will help avoid the next global cyberattackCyberScoop·Dec 18, 21:43 UTC · Dec 18, 2018Ransomware in the wild60
How crisis communications factor into a cyberattackCyberScoop·Jun 18, 14:13 UTC · Jun 18, 2018Ransomware in the wild60
FBI shuts down domain behind Russian 'VPNFilter' botnetCyberScoop·May 24, 11:43 UTC · May 24, 2018Malware in the wild60
Winter Olympics cyberattacks meant to 'send a message'CyberScoop·Feb 13, 02:16 UTC · Feb 13, 2018Ransomware in the wild60
Japanese businesses are the latest victims of attacks disguised as ransomwareCyberScoop·Nov 3, 18:51 UTC · Nov 3, 2017Ransomware in the wild60
Leaked NSA tools were once again used in a global ransomware attackCyberScoop·Oct 27, 17:11 UTC · Oct 27, 2017Ransomware in the wild60
Europol: Ransomware is far and away criminals' favorite attack methodCyberScoop·Sep 27, 21:45 UTC · Sep 27, 2017Ransomware in the wild60
Global malware attack 'most likely' carried out by a nation-state, NATOCyberScoop·Jul 3, 19:47 UTC · Jul 3, 2017Malware in the wild60
UK sanctions Russian hackers, spies as US weighs its own punishments for RussiaCyberScoop·Jul 18, 17:15 UTC · Jul 18, 2025Policy & legal in the wild60
Patch it up: Old vulnerabilities are everyone’s problemsCisco Talos·Mar 13, 18:04 UTC · Mar 13, 2025Vulnerability in the wildCVE-2025-22224CVE-2024-457760
July 2020 Patch Tuesday: Microsoft plugs wormable Windows DNS Server RCE flawHelp Net Security·Nov 14, 09:19 UTC · Nov 14, 2023Vulnerability in the wildCVE-2020-1350CVE-2020-1147CVE-2020-1349+2 CVEs60
'Five Eyes' nations release technical details of Sandworm malware 'Infamous Chisel'CyberScoop·Aug 31, 17:06 UTC · Aug 31, 2023Malware in the wild60
DHS secretary says US faces 'a new kind of warfare'CyberScoop·Dec 6, 01:54 UTC · Dec 6, 2022Ransomware in the wild60