A long-running espionage actor tied to Transparent Tribe is being linked to Rust-built tooling that may use private GitHub repositories as a hidden command path, a reminder that trusted developer services can become attack infrastructure.
A newly tracked campaign uses a Rust backdoor and removable-media propagation, a mix that can blur the line between online intrusion and physical transfer.
A long-running cyber-espionage cluster is reported to have refreshed its toolset for Afghan targets, even as more prepared government networks in India appear harder to penetrate.
A newly observed set of custom malware families may show signs of AI-assisted development, while attribution to APT36 remains moderate-confidence rather than definitive.
Pakistan-linked hackers are using AI to churn out glitchy but effective malware, overwhelming defenders with speed over sophistication.
A notorious hacking group is leveraging artificial intelligence to mass-produce low-quality malware, overwhelming Indian government targets with a tidal wave of cyber threats.
A web of stealthy malware campaigns reveals how espionage and economics collide in the modern cyber battlefield.
A notorious espionage group shifts its sights from government agencies to the heart of India’s innovation engine-startups-with a cunning new cyber attack.
A persistent Pakistan-linked hacker group, Transparent Tribe, steps up its cyber-espionage campaign against India’s government and universities, deploying new stealthy malware and advanced tactics.
A new wave of deceptive cyber-espionage campaigns, fueled by advanced remote access trojans, is targeting India’s government and academia with relentless precision.