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What ASEAN Governments Can Learn from the Russian State-Backed Attacks on Amazon Web Services

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By Surachanee Sriyai
| fulcrum.sg
A recent Amazon Web Services (AWS) threat intelligence report highlighted that Russian state-backed cyber operations have been targeting critical infrastructure of Western countries, particularly energy infrastructure, by pivoting their tactics to exploit misconfigured customer network edge devices to gain initial access into the infrastructure. Such edge devices included routers, VPN gateways, and remote-access consoles hosted in AWS environments.
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Guest Column | The Political Economy of Polluted Rivers in Mainland Southeast Asia

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By Surachanee Sriyai
| The Irrawaddy Verified
Across mainland Southeast Asia, the fates of the mighty Salween and Mekong rivers are increasingly inseparable from the forces of regional geopolitics, global demand for strategic minerals and the shadowy world of resource extraction. For all the passionate advocacy around protecting these international waterways from toxic contamination, the odds are stacked against meaningful accountability and environmental stewardship as it increasingly resembles an uphill battle—if not a losing game.
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2025/104 "Analysis of Cyber Attacks in Southeast Asia: Strategic Dynamics, Policy Gaps, and Recommendations" by Surachanee “Hammerli” Sriyai

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By Surachanee Sriyai
| iseas.edu.sg
Geopolitical friction, rapid digitalisation, and fragmented governance are converging to make Southeast Asia highly susceptible to a spectrum of cyber operations ranging from state-sponsored espionage campaigns to hacktivist-led disruptive attacks. Picture: Designed by FreePik. Accessed 11 December 2025.
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