Check Point Research outlines a new hacktivism model currently being observed across the world. Five traits define the current form of hacktivism according to researchers the following: ideology of politics and leadership structure formal recruitment, sophisticated tools, and public relations. CPR provides the hacktivist group Killnet to illustrate the current model, describing the attacks it has carried out by country as well as an the timeline of attacks. CPR is concerned that hacktivism which originates from conflict-related regions could spread across the globe. • Prior to that, hacktivists were mostly focused on a handful of individuals who carried smaller-scale DDoS as well as defacement and DDoS attacks • Today, hacktivism is more structured, well-organized and sophisticated. • CPR believes that the new form of hacktivism started in conflict areas of Europe's Middle East and Eastern Europe and spread to other areas by 2022. Check Point Research (CPR) provides a new definition of hacktivism, which is currently trending globally. Hacktivism under this new style is more organised, well-organized and advanced, in comparison to previous. Hacktivist groups do not consist of just a few individuals who perform small DDoS or defacement attacks on websites with low levels of security. They are organized groups with distinct features previously unknown.