The recent ransomware breach tied to ICICI Bank—claimed by the LockBit group—has raised fresh concerns about the fragility of digital ecosystems and third-party risk. While official confirmations remain limited, leaked files and dark web chatter suggest that attackers accessed systems through a vendor relationship and exfiltrated over 3 TB of sensitive data, including customer records
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The cryptocurrency sector has always been a magnet for cybercriminals, but the TraderTraitor campaign marks a different kind of threat—one backed by state-sponsored actors with long-term goals and surgical precision. Allegedly linked to North Korea’s Lazarus Group, this campaign wasn’t just about breaking into wallets. It was about exploiting trust, manipulating human behavior, and moving
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Linux cyber threats are less widespread than Windows ones yet it can make them even more dangerous. Underestimated and under-anticipated, they stab endpoints and networks in the back, bringing operational disruption and financial loss. It’s true that individual desktop users are less targeted by Linux-specific malware, than that tailored for Windows systems. Although they still […]
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What began as a trickle of spammy messages has evolved into a sophisticated and dangerous phishing campaign. The Smishing Triad, an active cybercriminal group, is behind a surge of SMS-based phishing attacks (smishing) targeting organizations across sectors—from healthcare to logistics to finance. Their focus? Gaining access to internal portals and enterprise email accounts by exploiting
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The recent Salt Typhoon breach targeting telecom infrastructure isn’t just another headline—it’s a warning shot to every service provider that uptime and connectivity aren’t enough. This sophisticated campaign, attributed to Chinese state-sponsored actors, illustrates how telecom networks are now being leveraged not just for disruption but for surveillance, espionage, and long-term data access. What makes
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