Pro-Russia hackers are breaking into critical American and European infrastructure, security agencies warn https://t.co/QJ31LwHF6u
.@CISAgov has observed pro-Russian #hacktivist attacks against critical infrastructure sectors since earlier this year that take advantage of organizations using default passwords and not enabling #MFA. #HacktivistAttacks https://t.co/QbDj1FbV3N
Top intelligence officials briefed a Thursday Senate panel on what they consider the biggest threats to the United States. At the top of their list were cyberattacks from foreign adversaries. https://t.co/DTB69gljvf

U.S., UK, and Canadian cybersecurity agencies, along with CISA and other partners, have issued warnings about pro-Russian hacktivists targeting critical infrastructure sectors in North America and Europe. These attacks focus on operational technology devices, exploiting vulnerabilities like default passwords and lack of multi-factor authentication. The FBI, along with CISA and other partners, highlighted the need for enhanced security measures across various sectors including water systems, dams, and energy. This situation has prompted a series of high-level briefings, including testimonies by U.S. intelligence chiefs before the Senate, addressing the rising threat of cyberattacks from foreign adversaries like Russia and China, as well as China-sponsored hackers targeting critical infrastructure.














