According to (https://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/north-koreas-military-capabilities) the Council on Foreign Relations , North Korea developed computer science know-how and
cyberattack capabilities in the 1980's and 1990's, thanks to help from the Chinese and the Soviet Union.
Failing to continually revise remote work policies in the digital workplace could put those business owners at higher risk of a
cyberattack, the insurer says.
In 2017, a unique
cyberattack was reported by a renowned cybersecurity firm Darktrace.
In 7.3% of the properties in Israel containing children ages 2-18, at least one of the children was harmed by a personal assault: theft, violence or threat of violence, sexual harassment, sexual assault,
cyberattack and/or online bullying and shaming.
The
cyberattack of Stuxnet on Iranian nuclear system damaged more than 70 percent of nuclear centrifuges earlier in 2009.
Tenable reports that majority of security professionals found their critical infrastructure damaged by a
cyberattack since 2017
To be clear, the focus here is on those
cyberattacks that are punitive rather than carried out to support kinetic operations, largely because the contribution of a
cyberattack capability to an overall kinetic reprisal capability is usually indirect.
Construction companies preparing bids for high-profile projects may be a
cyberattack target , a lawyer has warned.
Manufacturers used to rely on customized, proprietary protocols, which made mounting a
cyberattack difficult, Morales notes.
Many Pakistani banks suspend international transactions in wake of
cyberattackThe West is seeking to discredit Russia's initiative to elaborate a code of conduct in the cyber space, that is why it is accusing Russia of plotting a
cyberattack on the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), Zakharova stressed.