The most valuable resource in the world today... Information is everywhere around us, as the world is today more interconnected than ever before. From car makers to drug factories, from banks to public institutions and governments, everything is connected into a large network. Beside a lot of advantages, increased connectivity brings increased risk of theft, fraud, or even damage to the stored information. While we embrace new technologies, we also become more vulnerable to cyber attacks such as corporate and government institutions security breaches, phishing, and social media fraud.

Despite popular believe, that hackers are mostly underground groups acting independently, today the most sophisticated cyber actors are in fact sponsored by nation-states. Their main purpose in the past was to exploit vulnerabilities to help them steal information and money, but today they and are developing technologies and capabilities to destroy, disrupt or threaten the delivery of essential services to the general public.

For a while the most cyber crime were focusing on money so they were directly related to banking and financial fraud, but today the most intense cyber attacks are focusing on intellectual property fraud and stealing data from government institutions, all of which have severe human and economic consequences. Today's cyberspace is extremely difficult to be fully secured due to the ability of malicious actors to operate from anywhere in the world and the difficulty of reducing vulnerabilities in complex cyber networks.

At global level, of growing concern are the cyber threats to critical infrastructure, which is increasingly subject to sophisticated cyber intrusions that pose high risks. As information technology becomes increasingly integrated with physical infrastructure operations, there is increased risk for wide scale or high-consequence events that could cause disrupt services upon which states economies and the daily lives of millions of people depend.

The hackers never sleep we use to say. New intrusion technologies are developed while we speak, with the help of foreign governments. Technologies that were once since-fiction are today reality: like malicious code injection via electrical networks, controlling of all information stored or liked to smartphones from anywhere in the world. Since it's beginning, CYBERTTACK was working close to governments to combat, detect and stop cyber crime and bring those responsible to justice.

CYBERTTACK offers cyber security scanning and testing services that identify vulnerabilities within stakeholder networks and provide risk analysis reports with actionable remediation recommendations, mapping and system characterization; vulnerability scanning and validation; threat identification and evaluation; social engineering, application, database, operating system configuration review; and incident response testing.


"TRUE POWER is not to have as advanced weapons as your enemy, but the ability to take full control of your enemy's advanced weapons, communication and defense systems."

What is CyberIA and what can it do? CyberIA is the most advanced cyber intrusion and remote control tool ever created. With the ability to invisibly penetrate and take control of any computer or telecommunication network, to install and run remote access code on any operating system, CyberIA is a weapon of unlimited possibilities. For legal reasons we only offer access to CyberIA to governments and not to individuals or private companies.

CyberIA can do even more. Using state of the art advanced AI it can replicate entire networks on the fly, in real time. Imagine taking control of the entire internet network of an enemy country including the DNS servers and create a personalized internet for each individual, altering the reality in real time without the possibility to distinguish between what is real and what is not.

As we have entered the fourth and final part of CyberIA development, for security reasons all CYBERTTACK office locations have been classified, but you can contact us pressing the button below. Please consider that we dont use a regular contact form, we will collect all your information as soon as you press the button and we will only contact you back if we found you eligible for legal use of our tools.

You have been found not eligible or you are located in a country we don't offer support for. If however you have received an invitation please scan the QR code on the back of the card and enter the 13 digit pin number from the front of the card. Please make sure that the phone and the computer are on the same network. This page will auto-refresh and communication will be enabled. Thank you!