Cryptika Cybersecurity News

Microsoft’s new security tool for auditing external attack surfaces gives security teams the ability to discover unknown and unmanaged resources that are visible and accessible from the internet, basically the same view an attacker has when selecting a target. ‘The …

There has been an enormous breach within the internal system of T-Mobile that has caused a lot of damage to the company. T-Mobile’s internal systems were illegally accessed by a former owner of a retail store in order to unblock …

Indonesia’s Ministry of Communication and Information Technology has officially blocked access to the gaming platform, Steam, as well as payment firm PayPal, and search engine, Yahoo after licensing issues. The reports say some of the most widely-played games like Dota …

There has been an increase in the number of robotext scams in recent months, which has prompted the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to issue a warning. Scammers are increasingly using robotext scams to trick their victims, which is now outpacing …

It seems that LockBit has been getting more attention than usual lately. The cybersecurity experts at Sentinel Labs has discovered that the Cobalt Strike payloads have been decrypted and loaded by a LockBit 3.0 ransomware operator using Windows Defender. Among …

A 24-year-old man was arrested and charged with creating and selling spyware, triggering a global law enforcement operation. As a result, the AFP has charged a number of criminals and domestic violence perpetrators who purchase these illicit tools. Since the …

Cybercrime is on the rise. Experts predict that cybercrime will cost the world over $10.5 trillion annually by 2025. The average cost of a data breach in an enterprise setting with over 25,000 employees is around $5.52 million. We’ve seen …

Researchers at McAfee’s Mobile Research Team “They try to hide themselves to prevent users from noticing and deleting apps. Change their icon to a Google Play icon that users are familiar with and change its name to ‘Google Play or …

Kimsuky, a North Korean hacker group is believed to be hacking the major web browsers with the help of a malicious browser extension, which intercepts and steals emails. Researchers at Volexity, who was the first to spot this campaign back …