Amid rising India-Pakistan tensions, foreign hacker groups—mainly novice “script kiddies”—are launching low-sophistication ...

CloudSEK, the predective cybersecurity firm, has released a comprehensive report titled "Brief Disruptions, Bold Claims: The Tactical Reality Behind the India-Pakistan Hacktivist Surge," shedding ...

Meanwhile, a reportedly more serious cyber threat to India is gaining momentum behind the noise. The advanced persistent ...

India is on high alert as cyberattacks from Pakistan-linked groups intensify, targeting crucial government and financial ...

Hacktivist groups have also made grandiose claims of widespread cyberattacks, but investigation exposes these claims are ...

These attacks had minimal impact, and the sensitive information claimed to have been mainly exfiltrated, contained publicly ...

CloudSEK says threat actors are reportedly impersonating free PDF to DOCX file conversion websites to steal sensitive information like username and passwords.

DH exclusively reported probe findings by CloudSEK, which revealed that sensitive data — including Aadhaar and PAN details — ...

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Highly dangerous. We say this because new research from CloudSEK has revealed that hackers are devising new ways to trick users, this time by masquerading as popular PDF conversion websites.

Fake PDF converters are tricking users with cloned sites and fake CAPTCHAs PowerShell command installs malware that steals browser and crypto wallet data Attackers use realistic designs and social ...

CloudSEK also highlighted the potential supply chain impact, with exposed JKS files posing a risk of downstream attacks on interconnected systems. “A suspected unpatched vulnerability suggests ...