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Hacktivist Attacks on Critical Infrastructure Grow as New Groups Emerge

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Cyber activists are shifting their targets from traditional DDoS and website destruction to industrial control systems (ICS) in critical infrastructure. Russian-related organizations such as Z-Pentest, Dark Engine, and Sector 16 launched a large number of attacks against key sectors such as energy and manufacturing in the second quarter of 2025. At the same time, new radical organizations such as Dark Engine and BL4CK CYB3R are also on the rise,…
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Attacks on computers used in industrial control systems (ICS) at construction sites and factories are on the rise.

With the progressive convergence of IT and operating technology (OT), the industrial sector has undergone a massive transformation in the way it protects industrial processes. OT networks and industrial control systems (ICS) that were previously airtightly isolated from IT and the Internet are now connected to these, which further increases the footprint of these cyber-physical systems (CPS). [...] The article What matters when protecting indust…

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cyble.com broke the news in on Friday, July 11, 2025.
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