A recent intelligence report dated October 10, 2025, reveals the activities of a state-sponsored Russian cyber group specializing in long-duration, coordinated ransomware attacks aimed at disruption rather than financial gain. These operations support Russian strategic objectives and involve sophisticated methods, including the use of specific Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) such as CVEs, IP addresses, and malicious domains for intelligence collection. This highlights a growing trend of cyber warfare that directly threatens national security and stability in various regions, including India, which must bolster its cybersecurity defenses to counter such threats. The implications of these cyber activities extend beyond immediate disruptions, indicating a strategic shift in how state actors may pursue geopolitical objectives in the digital age.