In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, staying informed about the latest threats is crucial. This summary highlights some of the significant attacks that occurred in June 2023, serving as a reminder of the importance of proactive measures and robust security practices.
The digital world is rapidly evolving, and with it, the threat landscape continues to expand. As technology advances, so do the techniques employed by cyber criminals to exploit vulnerabilities and com promise data.
Welcome to the latest edition of Threatsploit, where we provide you with an overview of the most significant cybersecurity threats and trends from the past month.
“As we’ve come to realize, the idea that security starts and ends with the purchase of a prepackaged firewall is simply misguided.”
One single vulnerability is all that an attacker needs- Window Snyder, CSO Fastly, so true. To keep these vulnerabilities away
75 million investor Demat accounts are managed by Mumbai-based CDSL. After NDSL, CDSL is India's second-largest depository. And, what if this repository stands hacked? There are limitless possibilities for what a hacker can do with such data. The point is why wait till this happens? Why, not take massive action? .
We hope that you had an absolute safe last month with zero to no incidents. So, here we are with this month's recap.In this month's report, we see a lot of data leaks, delayed flights, sensitive information being released, and cryptoscam incidents.
Optus, which is owned by Singapore Telecommunications Ltd, said last week that one of the biggest data breaches in Australia exposed the personal information of up to 10 million customers, or about 40% of the country's population.
We all use Fast Tag and recharge it. However, a 34-year-old banker contacted a phoney number and was fooled out of INR 7 lacs. Yes, I am sure she was aware, but the fraudsters took advantage of her at the time.
Can a traditional battle between two armies be transformed into a war between its citizens? Do you know there's a phoney version of WhatsApp circulating the internet that sends malicious links to your phone? Well, these are only a couple of the twenty or so things you should be aware of "Hackers must get it right once, and we must get it right every time.