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Nationalization of Cyber Threat Intelligence
Cyber threat intelligence has evolved primarily as a private domain driven by cyber security vendors and researchers. Is this about to change?
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Oleg Shakirov
End of (Fake) Cyber Terrorism in Altai
In 2004, thwarting a false bomb threat required real cyber threat intelligence sharing between the CIA and Russia's FSB and Ministry of Internal…
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Oleg Shakirov
Searching for Russian Cyber Doctrine
How an off-hand comment by Russian defense analysts about the Western views of cyber conflict was interpreted, 17 years later, as Russia's own doctrine…
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Oleg Shakirov
Cyber Espionage Among Friends
Russia and China are well aware of each other's APT activities but choose to deal with them quietly.
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Oleg Shakirov
How Did Russia Find Several Thousand of Hacked iPhones?
The estimated number of victims of a cyber espionage campaign dubbed Operation Triangulation in the June 1 FSB statement might have been based on the…
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Oleg Shakirov
Russian Politician Who Angered Pro-War Camp Might Have Been Hacked
Evidence suggests that the controversial statement by the head of Patriots of Russia might have been planted by a third party, which would make it a…
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Oleg Shakirov
Packets from Cyberia
Packets from Cyberia
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