- According to a report by Google’s Threat Intelligence Group, there’s a noticeable increase in state-sponsored hackers using free or public malware, which enhances deniability and reduces operational costs. This practice is also seen in China, Iran, and North Korea.
- The lines between nation-state actors and cybercriminals are becoming less distinct. This partnership allows state actors to access a broader range of cyber capabilities without the need for extensive in-house development, making attacks more frequent and harder to attribute.
- The collaboration between state actors and cybercriminals poses a significant threat to national security, as it facilitates more sophisticated, widespread, and potentially disruptive cyber operations worldwide. Read More
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