Interesting, but I don’t think Russia is ready for a full scale global cyber war. This is very selective, proxy run harassment.
https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2022/07/14/russia-cyberattacks-ukraine-cybersecurity-00045486
The Man at the Center of the New Cyber World War
Ukraine has long been Russia’s cyberwarfare sandbox, a proving ground for the Kremlin to trial new techniques and new malware viruses. Since Russia launched a full-scale invasion of the country on Feb. 24, Ukraine has seen those attacks increase threefold, according to Ukrainian officials — hitting everything from civilian and military agencies to communications and energy infrastructure.
Those attacks have not been isolated to the roughly 40 million residents of Ukraine. Russian cyberespionage and cyberattacks since the start of the invasion have been recorded in 42 countries across six continents — the majority of which are NATO countries or those that supplied aid packages to or voiced support for Ukraine. In April, the Department of Justice said that U.S. officials had discovered malware planted by Russian military forces in computers across the world and had removed the malware before it could be activated into a “botnet,” a network of computers used in mass cyberattacks.
Background for my Computer Security class.
https://www.makeuseof.com/top-signs-phishing-scams/
The Top 7 Signs of a Phishing Scam
While many fraudulent messages are easy to spot, some take a lot more inspection to work out whether they're real or not. So what can you do? Here's a checklist of things to look out for, to protect yourself from phishing.
Resource and perspective.
Resource: Guidance on “General Data Protection Regulation” for Korean Enterprises
Published by the Personal Information Protection Commission of Korea:
Guidance on “General Data Protection Regulation” for Korean Enterprises (pdf)
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