Weekly Intelligence Snapshot – Week 13
This week we cover the ongoing conflict in Ukraine as a potential peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine seems unlikely
Allison Ebel
March 31, 2022
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This week we cover the ongoing conflict in Ukraine as a potential peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine seems unlikely
As the invasion of Ukraine enters its second month, there are no signs of a potential peacea greement any time
QuoIntelligence assesses the conflict in Ukraine is unlikely to be solved in the short and medium term. We assess that
As the Russian invasion in Ukraine enters its third week, we analyze the latest cyber security events surrounding the invasion
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine is ongoing, the threat of cyberattacks increases. NATO and EU have provided weapons to
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the decision to carry out a military operation in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine.
Following the increasingly tense situation in Ukraine, this week read about the unconfirmed withdrawal of Russian troops and a DDoS
For this week’s Patch Tuesday, Microsoft addressed 51 security flaws – one zero-day but none of them rated as critical.
This week, read about Lazarus targeting users with malicious decoy documents by leveraging Windows Update Client and GitHub. The North
This week, we report on an old acquaintance striking with a new Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) rootkit dubbed MoonBounce.
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