Russia’s invasion of Ukraine—and the sanctions Moscow now has to bear as a result—has led to various cybercrime groups publicly pledging their support for the Russian Government and threatening to launch cyber-attacks against countries that support Ukraine.

The writer offers his opinion that it is a dangerous myth that Apple products are secure and don't get malware or hacked—he notes that the number of vulnerabilities in Apple products is rapidly catching up with vulnerabilities on products from Google and Windows.

This CNN article confirms that the US Military has been taking action against cybercriminals who make ransomware attacks.

The U.S. government have developed a website for the victims of ransomware attacks to find resources and get assistance. Additionally, they are offering a $10 million reward for identifying cybercriminals.

The Australian Government is providing more resources to curtail cybercrime.

The US is taking ransomware attacks very seriously and is considering how to respond to future cyberattacks.

US authorities are searching social media platforms and using the latest digital technology to track down and arrest those alleged to have participated in January’s ‘Capitol Hill riots’.

Government, business, and many other types of organisations seem to be in a never-ending battle to protect their digital systems from hackers.

A criminal gang launched a ransomware attack on a major U.S. pipeline company.