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You can find more details about this story in this report. One such example is the Conti gang that promised ransomware retaliation for cyberattacks against Russia. Additionally, some malware gangs have chosen the sides in this conflict and have started threatening the others. Furthermore, some of the malware authors and operators were directly affected by the war, such as the alleged death of the Raccoon Stealer leading developer, which resulted in (at least temporary) discontinuation of this particular threat. In addition, hacktivism, DDoS attacks on government sites, or data leaks are ongoing daily on all sides of the conflict. To name a few, we witnessed multiple Russia-attributed APT groups attacking Ukraine (using a series of wiping malware and ransomware, a massive uptick of Gamaredon APT toolkit activity, and satellite internet connections were disrupted). Similar to what’s happening in Ukraine, the warfare co-occurring in cyberspace is also very intensive, with a wide range of offensive arsenal in use. Unfortunately, however, all of this was overshadowed by Russia’s war in Ukraine. Under normal circumstances, I would probably highlight mobile spyware related to the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, yet another critical Java vulnerability (Spring4Shell), or perhaps how long it took malware authors to get back from their Winter holidays to their regular operations. The first quarter of 2022 is over, so we are here again to share insights into the threat landscape and what we’ve seen in the wild.

Cyberwarfare between Ukraine and Russia Foreword

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