Non-state actors now rival nation-states in the cyber battlefield, leveraging technology and blurred loyalties to wage war, disrupt societies, and challenge global security norms.
Cyberwarfare has moved from the shadows into the heart of U.S. military doctrine. Discover how the Pentagon is weaponizing digital tools and what this means for the future of global conflict.
Nation-state hackers are redefining cyberwarfare in 2026, blurring boundaries with cybercrime and targeting critical infrastructure. This investigation explores the fast-evolving threat landscape and what it means for governments, businesses, and society.
A new wiper malware, DynoWiper, has been unleashed by the notorious Sandworm group in a destructive cyberattack against a Polish energy firm, signaling a dangerous escalation in cyberwarfare targeting critical infrastructure.
A new hacktivist group, Punishing Owl, has launched a sophisticated cyberattack on Russian government networks, leveraging DNS hijacking, phishing, and AI-generated malware. Their campaign marks a dramatic escalation in politically motivated cyberwarfare.
A UK judge has found Saudi Arabia guilty of hacking dissident Ghanem Al-Masarir’s phones with Pegasus spyware, awarding him $4.1 million in damages and spotlighting the kingdom’s aggressive cyber tactics.
Kremlin-backed hackers are exploiting fake charity fronts and messaging apps to target Ukraine’s military with custom malware, marking a new evolution in state-sponsored cyber espionage.
Handala, a hacktivist group, has published the names and profiles of 14 Israeli drone engineers, marking a new chapter in cyberwarfare and raising concerns about the personal risks faced by defense sector personnel.
NoName057(16) has mobilized volunteers and advanced malware to launch relentless DDoS attacks on NATO-associated organizations across Europe, exposing the new face of hacktivist cyberwarfare.
A Ukrainian national extradited to the US stands at the center of a sweeping investigation into Russian state-backed hacker groups targeting vital Western infrastructure. From DDoS attacks to sabotage of water and food systems, Netcrook unpacks the cross-border cyberwar shaping our future.