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The A05 Department of the Ministry of Public Security (MPS) has reported that a Vietnamese energy company suffered a ransomware attack, but there was no mechanism to pay a ransom, even for $1.
Cyber attacks backed by artificial intelligence are surging, with over half of businesses in Vietnam reporting encounters in the past year.
The Ministry of Public Security warns of increasing threats as media agencies face cybersecurity breaches.
Oversharing personal content on platforms like Facebook is enabling deepfake scams.
Experts urge reform in training, pay, and collaboration to fill 700,000-role gap.
New cybersecurity index to assess readiness and resilience of state and private sectors.
A Vietnamese bank has reportedly lost VND100 billion ($4 million) in a major cyberattack, according to Senior Lieutenant Tran Trung Hieu, Deputy Director of the National Cybersecurity Center under the Ministry of Public Security (A05).
A recent DNS hijack has prompted VNNIC to recommend Registry Lock to protect Vietnamese domains.
The cybersecurity readiness of Vietnamese enterprises remains at an alarming level, according to Cisco, with only 11 percent gaining a “mature” level capable of effectively responding to cyber threats.
Scammers are exploiting stolen personal data to deceive victims. Vietnam responds with legal reform.
Khong Huy Hung, CEO of Vietnam Cybersecurity Technology Corporation (VNCS), emphasized that Vietnam’s market is still “thirsting” for cybersecurity professionals - both in quantity and quality.
The Ministry of Public Security proposes merging two existing laws to streamline state management in digital security.
LLM (large language models) powering virtual assistants in daily life are expected to become prime hacker targets this year and beyond, Vietnam Cybersecurity JSC (VSEC) experts predict.
The Hanoi Police Department has recently uncovered a series of cyberattacks targeting numerous government websites (gov.vn), where hackers embedded, published, redirected, or linked gambling and betting ads.
The proliferation of IoT devices and blockchain ecosystems will draw hackers to poorly secured devices and cryptocurrency trading platforms, amplifying financial risks and data losses for organizations, a report has found.
DrayTek network devices encounter severe security vulnerabilities, causing widespread connection issues for users across Vietnam.
Cybersecurity experts warn that the next wave of attacks will hit autonomous systems, posing risks to public safety and infrastructure.
Bybit suffered a $1.46 billion cyberattack, one of the largest in history, highlighting the urgent need for stronger security measures and regulatory oversight in the crypto industry.
Cybercriminals are using AI to create fake websites mimicking Airbnb, TikTok, and Telegram, making scams harder to detect. Learn how to protect your personal data.
Vietnam’s National Cybersecurity Association will launch a cyber threat intelligence sharing platform by March 2025, fostering public-private collaboration to combat cyber threats effectively.