Cryptika Cybersecurity News

There are over 3.4 billion phishing emails sent out per day. It takes only one wrong click and you could be the subject of a data breach headline. A recent study found that 39 percent of workers use personal devices …

Twilio disclosed a data breach where the attackers gain access to the company’s internal system to steal employees’ credentials. Twilio is an American company based in San Francisco, California, which provides programmable communication tools for making and receiving phone calls, …

AWS is nothing but Amazon Web Services, which is undoubtedly revolutionary and implemented by millions of businesses around the world to store and manage data. To store the data with high standard security, there several AWS security tools are available …

Experts from Trend Micro analyzed a pattern of a new SolidBit Ransomware variant that aims at gamers and social media platforms. According to the reports, this malware was uploaded to GitHub, where it is masquerading as different applications like a …

Zimbra It is now possible for hackers to identify and attack vulnerable instances; all credit goes to the opportunity provided by this. As a result of stealing the credentials from a Zimbra account, they are able to do the following …

A new ransomware family has been discovered by ReversingLabs’ cybersecurity analysts, which targets specifically Linux-based systems using a range of encryption methods. GwisinLocker is the malware responsible for the attack. The GwisinLocker ransomware is one of the latest types of …

Since mid-June 2022, several cyberattacks have been carried out by a new botnet called RapperBot. The botnet mainly tries to establish a foothold on Linux SSH servers by brute-forcing its way in. This new botnet, RapperBot is completely based on …

The threat of phishing attacks has significantly increased over the past couple of months. There has been a phishing campaign exploiting AitM techniques to conduct a new and large-scale attack. Obtaining access to enterprise email accounts by compromising the security …