Recent reports have unveiled a series of cyberattacks targeting political and technological sectors across the globe. Mandiant, a subsidiary of Google owner Alphabet, has linked the WINELOADER backdoor to Midnight Blizzard, a Russian SVR-linked hacking group, which targeted German political parties with wine-tasting phishing scams. Similarly, Russia's Cozy Bear was reported to have phished German politicians with phony dinner invites. In addition, hackers under Russia's FSI spy agency attempted to deceive German politicians into opening links to fake dinner events. Other reports indicate that North Korea is suspected of importing technology from China under the guise of academic exchange, with cybercrime accounting for about 40-50% of its foreign financing. This financing is believed to support the development of weapons of mass destruction. Furthermore, the GUR hackers launched cyberattacks on several significant servers in Russia, including those of the Russian state awards and Federal Security Service, with attacks reported as ongoing. These incidents highlight the ongoing and diverse nature of cyber threats globally.