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While the heavy military fighting in Ukraine stands out, multiple cyber attacks initiated by both sides have been less conspicuous.
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While the heavy military fighting in Ukraine stands out, multiple cyber attacks initiated by both sides have been less conspicuous.
This incident appears to fit an emerging pattern of government-linked social media handles being used to launch crypto scams.
Research by security experts identified emails with malicious attachments as the hackers' MO.
Of late, there has been a rise in similar incidents where scammers pose as celebs to trick crypto enthusiasts on social media.
Information on customers and employees were dumped online after negotiations with a hacker group broke down.
The incident raises serious questions as it is not the first high-profile account to be targetted lately.
The fraud which involves impersonation and third-party apps is a sign of social engineering tactics getting more sophisticated.
Here's a nifty checklist to consider if you want to avoid losing control of your company's social media.
Google researchers analysed how hackers spread the malware and the kind of information that was stolen.
The figures revealed by CERT-In are a good indicator of the overall cybersecurity situation of the country, and as it stands, the situation looks...
