Up until the discovery of these two, dubbed Fuxnet and FrostyGoop and both used in the Russia-Ukraine war, there were only ...

FrostyGoop, the Windows malware used in this attack, is designed to target industrial control system (ICS) using the Modbus TCP communications, a standard ICS protocol across all industrial sectors.

As Russia has tested every form of attack on Ukraine's civilians over the past decade, both digital and physical, it's often used winter as one of its weapons—launching cyberattacks on electric ...

On Tuesday, the cybersecurity company Dragos published a report with details about a new malware dubbed FrostyGoop, which the company says is designed to target industrial control systems — in ...

These in-between systems are no man's land, according to Tim Conway, the technical director of SANS Institute industrial ...

Cybersecurity company Dragos has reported that a cyber attack on a Ukrainian municipal energy company between January 22 and 23, 2024, was carried out by malware called 'FrostyGoop.' In Ukraine ...

8th Annual Year in Review Names Two New OT Cyber Threat Groups, Ongoing Infiltration by VOLTZITE, and Global Threat from FrostyGoop Malware “This year’s report demonstrates two important ...

One such attack happened in January 2024 and involved a piece of malware called FrostyGoop. The attack led to heating outages for more than 600 apartment buildings in the Ukrainian city of Lviv in ...

The malware, which Dragos is calling FrostyGoop, represents one of less than 10 specimens of code ever discovered in the wild that's designed to interact directly with industrial control-system ...

FrostyGoop: First identified in early 2024, FrostyGoop is a more destructive malware designed to manipulate Modbus TCP/502 communications within ICS environments.