Cyber Intelligence Report: New Year’s Forecast Takes Root
Hackers are working smarter, including using AI. Hackers love to hack the Olympics. North Korea is using QR codes for cyber espionage and is also hacking job seekers.
Cyber Intelligence Report: New Year’s Forecast Takes Root
CYBER INTELLIGENCECyber IntelligenceCyber Intelligence Report: New Year’s EditionThis report contains selected cybersecurity information from 12 December 2025 to 8 January 2026.This report is TLP:CLEAR1David Swan Director, CSCIS Cyber Intelligence Defence Centre (CIDC)Publisher – CSCIS / David Swan, Director CIDCRelease : 29 May 2025. ContactFor more information on a specific, program, topic, project or media queries…
Cyber Intelligence Report: New Year’s Edition
This report is a series of summaries and forecasts covering the major cyber players and conflicts, beginning with the People’s Republic of China.
Cyber Intelligence: Pro-Palestinian Hackers Attack Satellites
Hackers increased attacks on satellites and space industries during the Gaza conflict. Hackers leveraged attacks on “React” software.
Cyber Intelligence: The Evolution of Cybercrime
Russia-linked crooks bought a bank for Christmas to launder cyber loot”; Trend Micro reports that some cyber scams are now powered by AI
Cyber Intelligence: Trends In The Evolution of Cyberattacks
AI is being used to adapt cyberattacks in real time. NETSCOUT is reporting how AI is being used to “supercharge” DDoS attacks. Globally, cyberattacks are surging again.
Cyber Intelligence: Canada Learns the Cost of Doing Business
Canadian Infrastructure Hacked for ‘Thrill and Headlines’.
Cyber Intelligence: PRC, The Top Hacking Threat Globally?
Former head of the NSA warns that the PRC is hacking critical infrastructure.
Cyber Intelligence: Russia and PRC Escalate Their Campaigns
Cyber conflicts are key sources for the creation of next-generation malware and/or the primary sources of cyberattacks.
Cyber Intelligence: Russia’s NoName Gets Very Busy
3 cyber conflicts are the most likely sources for the creation of next-generation malware and/or primary sources of cyberattacks.