Cryptika Cybersecurity News

Recently, the cybersecurity researchers at ANY.RUN identified that hackers are selling DCRat subscriptions for $5 on the Telegram groups. Hackers sell Remote Access Trojan (RAT) subscriptions to other malicious actors to generate revenue. These subscriptions provide buyers with unauthorized access …

Threat actors use weaponized PDF files to exploit software vulnerabilities, enabling them to execute malicious code on a target system.  PDFs provide a common and trusted format that makes them effective vehicles for delivering malware or launching phishing attacks.  Moreover, …

A cybersecurity company data breach could be extremely damaging as it not only compromises sensitive client information but also corrupts the trust in the company’s ability to safeguard data.  The incident may also lead to financial losses, legal consequences, and …

In a groundbreaking advisory, cybersecurity agencies from the Five Eyes intelligence alliance have detailed the sophisticated tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) employed by APT29, a notorious cyber espionage group linked to Russia’s SVR intelligence services. Known by various monikers such …

In a seemingly impossible act, nearly 8000 domains were discovered to be compromised by threat actors for malicious scam campaigns sending millions of emails every day. All of these domains belonged to the most reputable brands and institutions, such as …

The newly updated Cybersecurity Framework (CSF 2.0) offers simplified cybersecurity guidance designed for everyone, from small nonprofits to large corporations. The Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) underwent a significant overhaul, marking its first major update since its launch in 2014. CSF 2.0 …

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