When McAfee released its Operation Shady Rat hacking report earlier this week, it didn’t name all of the organizations it thought could have been hacked as part of a large, five-year ongoing campaign.

Security firm analysis suggests a nation behind the effort. A large cyberespionage campaign has been ongoing for five or more years, with its targets ranging from private companies to nations.

BOSTON, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Hackers breached the computer networks of 72 organizations around the world over a five-year period, in the biggest hacking campaign discovered to date, security firm McAfee ...

McAfee has revealed "Operation Shady RAT": a widespread, sustained hacking attack in which more than 70 corporations, governments, and non-profit organizations were broken into over a period of five ...

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No less than 72 organizations—including the UN, governments, and global companies—have been hacked, according to security company McAfee. The company believes there was one “state actor” behind the ...

Cyberattacks against critical infrastructure have evolved from isolated intrusions into strategic operations aimed at ...

Somebody has spent the past five years stealing corporate and government secrets in 14 countries, the biggest coordinated cyber attack discovered so far. One former presidential advisor says, "They're ...

When Pacific Northwest National Laboratory detected a cyber attack--actually two of them--against its tech infrastructure in July, the lab acted quickly to root out the exploits and secure its network ...

The September issue of Vanity Fair magazine has an interesting piece about the growing problem of Chinese hacking. In "Enter the Cyber Dragon," author Michael Joseph Gross chronicles China's extensive ...