Threatsploit Report

Every month, the Threatsploit Adversary Report delivers a curated overview of the latest global cyberattacks, vulnerabilities, and threat actor activities. We dive deep into real-world incidents that matter most to security teams and decision-makers across industries

This May, we bring you another edition of the Threatsploit Adversary Report, built with one goal in mind: to help you see what’s really happening beneath the surface. Behind every breach is a moment when something slipped through. Whether it’s a missed alert, a trusted vendor, or a tiny misstep in the cloud, every-thing changes in an instant

Cybercrime never sleeps, and neither do we. The April 2025. Threatsploit Adversary Report is here, breaking down the 30 most shocking cyberattacks that shook industries this month.

Welcome to our March Threatsploit Adversary Report. The world of cybersecurity never stands still. Every month, new threats emerge, targeting businesses, individuals, and critical systems in increasingly creative ways.

Welcome to our February 2025 edition of the Threatsploit Adversary Report! In this report, we examine the ever-changing landscape of cyber threats, reveal new attack methods, and provide key insights into the latest developments. This is not just another news update; it’s your guide to understanding what’s happening in cybersecurity and staying aware of the evolving risks.

Welcome to the January 2025 edition of the Threatsploit Adversary Report. In an era of relentless cyber threats, safeguarding digital assets is more critical than ever. This edition sheds light on the latest tactics employed by threat actors.

Welcome to the December edition of the Threatsploit Adversary Report, your authoritative resource for comprehensive insights into the rapidly evolving cybersecurity threat landscape.

Welcome to the November edition of the Threatsploit Adversary Report, your essential monthly resource for understanding the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats worldwide.

Welcome to the October 2024 edition of the Threatsploit Adversary Report, where we shine a spotlight on the alarming rise of cyber threats impacting industries across the globe. This month,our focus turns to a notable cyberattack and supply chain compromise in pager devices inLebanon, illustrating the intricate geopolitical factors that contribute to digital exploitation in today’s interconnected world.

Our latest report highlights some significant cybersecurity incidents and vulnerabilities that have come to light recently. One of the notable threats is the Sitting Ducks attack.

Welcome to the August 2024 edition of the Threatsploit Adversary Report, your go-to source for the latest in cybersecurity threats and incidents. This month, we bring you detailed insights into major events that have impacted various industries, highlighting the vulnerabilities that need your attention.

As technology keeps changing fast, the cybersecurity world gets more complicated and riskier. Welcome to the July 2024 edition of the Threatsploit Adversary Report. We're here to keep you updated on the latest cybersecurity developments and threats.

Welcome to the June 2024 edition of the Threatsploit Adversary Report, your indispensable source for the latest developments and emerging threats in the cybersecurity landscape

This month, we have catalogued a diverse range of security incidents, from the deployment of a Python backdoor exploiting a zero-day flaw in Palo Alto Networks' equipment

Welcome to April month's edition of Threatsploit, where we dissect the cyber threats that have been lurking around the corners of our digital lives. This month, we’re taking a closer look at the cybersecurity incidents.

Welcome to the March 2024 edition of Briskinfosec's Threatsploit Adversary Report, marking our 67 th edition. This month, we're excited to introduce upgraded features that significantly enrich our cybersecurity insights.

Welcome to the February 2024 edition of Briskinfosec's Threatsploit Adversary Report, marking our 66th edition. This month, we are thrilled to introduce enhanced features that significantly elevate the depthand breadth of our cybersecurity insights.

In a landscape increasingly dominated by technology's pervasive influence, the specter of cyber threats grows ever more intricate and impactful. At Briskinfosec, we emphasize the critical importance of comprehending these threats.

In the dynamic and ever-evolving realm of cybersecurity, the "Threatsploit Adversary Report" for November 2023 stands as a crucial resource, providing a comprehensive overview of the latest threats and vulnerabilities in the digital landscape. This month's edition delves into a range of critical incidents and developments that have shaped the cybersecurity domain, offering insights into the methods and motivations of adversaries in the digital world.

In an era where technology dominates almost every facet of our lives, cyber threats continue to loom larger, evolving rapidly in their sophistication and impact. At Briskinfosec frequently underscores, understanding these threats is paramount.

Welcome to the October 2023 edition of our Threatsploit Report. In this digital age, cyberse-curity is no longer just a concern for IT experts;

Introduction Welcome to the September 2023 edition of Threatsploit, your trusted source for comprehensive insights into the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats.

In this edition, we delve into over 15 cyber incidents, highlighting the evolving tactics of threat actors and the vulnerabilities modern organizations face. We begin by examining a case in the automotive sales industry.

The month of June was a challenging one for the security community. We saw a number of high-profile attacks and data breaches, which highlight the ever-evolving threat landscape.

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.

Yes, indeed. It takes years & years to construct systems from start. Writing codes, testing them & finally making them live. And, in minutes, hackers destroy it.

As cybersecurity leaders, we have to create a message of influence because security is a culture and you need the business to take place andbe part of that security culture.

A tarnished reputation will remain tarnished for the rest of your life. A significant portion of a company's budget goes toward the development of products and services, but protection for digital assets is sometimes overlooked.

It's true, as Cyber Sophia points out. On the internet, there is no such thing as 100% safety. There is no such thing as total security, and no one can claim to have it.

This month's report proves it to be even more accurate. We have released Threatsploit Adversary Report for March 2022. Half a million "extremely susceptible" people are still at risk because of an unpatched vulnerability in the Red Cross Society.

Welcome to the Threatsploit Report of February 2022 covering some of the groundbreaking cybersecurity events, incidents, and exploits that occurred this month. This month, the cybersecurity sector witnessed a steep rise in ransomware, data breach, and sovereign attacks.

Welcome to the Threatsploit Report of January 2022 covering some of the important cybersecurity events, incidents and exploits that occurred this month

Welcome to the Threatsploit Report of December 2021 covering some of the important cybersecurity events, incidents and exploits that occurred this month. This month, the cybersecurity sector witnessed a massive rise in ransomware and data breach attacks across geographies.

Welcome to the Threatsploit Report of November 2021 covering some of the important cybersecurity events, incidents and exploits that occurred this month. This month, the cybersecurity sector witnessed a massive rise in ransomware and data breach attacks across geographies.

Welcome to the Threatsploit Report of October 2021 covering some of the important cybersecurity events, incidents and exploits that occurred this month. This month, the cybersecurity sector witnessed a massive rise in ransomware and data breach attacks across geographies.

Welcome to the Threatsploit Report of September 2021 covering some of the important cybersecurity events, incidents and exploits that occurred this month.

Welcome to the Threatsploit Report of August 2021 covering some of the important cybersecurity events, incidents and exploits that occurred this month.

Welcome to the Threatsploit report of July 2021 covering some of the important cybersecurity events, incidents and exploits that occurred this month.

Welcome to the Threatsploit Report of June 2021 covering some of the important cybersecurity events, incidents and exploits that occurred this month.

Welcome to the Threatsploit report of May 2021 covering some of the important cybersecurity events, incidents, and exploits that occurred this month.

Welcome to latest edition Threatsploit by Briskinfosec Technology. This edition of the Threatsploit accounts for significant cyber-security incidents across

Welcome to the Threatsploit report of March 2021 covering some of the important cybersecurity events, incidents, and exploits that occurred this month

Welcome to the Threatsploit report of February 2021 covering some of the important cybersecurity events, incidents, and exploits that occurred this month. This month, cybersecurity sector witnessed a massive rise in ransomware

Welcome to the Threatsploit report of January 2021 covering some of the important cyber security events, incidents, and exploits that occurred this month.

Welcome to the Threatsploit report of Decemeber2020 covering some of the important cyber securityevents, incidents and exploits that occurred thismonth.

Greetings our dear reader! Welcome to the world of threat sploit report for the month of October 2020.Some important things that were repeatedlyemphasized by us

We welcome you to the October 2020 edition of the Threatsploit report covering some of the important cyber security exploits, incidents and events that occurred in the last month.

Welcome to the Threatsploit report of September 2020 covering some of the important cybersecurity events, incidents, and exploits that occurred this month.

Welcome to the World of Threatsploit Adersary report which contains the global occurrence of most significant and awful cyberattacks identified by Briskinfosec during the month of JULY 2020

At this New Normal situation keeping our data and systems safe is been a great challenge for several companies. Nowadays most of the organizations are stuck in the hands of the hackers. In this Report we have compiled few threats that are currently faced by several companies to give you a small walkthrough about the day today cyber issues.

Quite a lot of changes are implemented post COVID-19 and now we are right now in a New Normal, where we follow certain rules and are restricted from several things just to be safe. But this is actually tough for few of us and mainly for organizations.

Security issue is been really a thriller to all industries where cyber criminals have been increased in huge numbers and it hits the business in unexpected ways and time. At times this security issue gives a big headache for companies and also to individuals, as their social media accounts are also been hacked and misused.

Threatsploit report March 2020, As always we have put together few Cyber Attacks of this month. Here we provide you a brief about threats which would make you be aware on how to keep your data safe. So now, ‘COVID-19’ is really challenging for all key industries to run their business.

Welcome to the world of our Threatsploit Adversary Report which contains a cluster of threats that several industries came across during the month of February 2020.Cybersecurity issues are becoming a day-to-day struggle for businesses.

Welcome to the World of Threatsploit Adersary report which contains the global occurrence of most significant and awful cyberattacks identified by Briskinfosec during the month of January 2020.

2019 has been a great year for Briskinfosec. Each month we’re continually preparing a Threatsploit report consisting of major cyber attacks happening around the world. This new report containing the globally occurred cyber attacks in the month of December 2019.

First and foremost, an earnest thanks to all of you from Briskinfosec! 2019 has been a great year for Briskinfosec and this is the last report of this year.

Certain things are unstoppable. The forces of nature like rain, sun, wind,storms are unstoppable. Volcanic eruption and tsunami disasters are unstoppable.But, one such thing apart from nature has seemingly got its place in the list of “Unstoppables”.

COMPROMISED - Earlier, this was a word that was considered positive during instances of a fight. For example, when two fought, one would compromise at some point of time which would pacify the other and sooner or later, both would become good to each other forgiving the rift that existed between them.

First and foremost, an earnest thanks to all of you from Briskinfosec! It’s your continued support and significant feedback's that has helped us to accomplish and celebrate 1 year anniversary of our Threatsploit Reports

To indicate a volcanic eruption, a single spark of fire is more than enough. Nothing more is needed than that. Similarly, with regards to cybersecurity, about 2,50,000 malwares and countless number of cyberattacks originate each and every day,worldwide.

Hi. If you’ve wanted to cherish some important and interesting happenings in the domain of cybersecurity, you can whistle as you’ve landed in the right place. Hearty welcome to our Threatsploit Adversary report which contains the collection of the globally happened cyberattacks.

Welcome to the world of Threatsploit Adversary report which contains the global occurrence of the most significant and horrendous cyberattacks identified by Briskinfosec during the entire month of May 2019. This report evidently proves that in-spite of some strong security defenses

Obviously, the answer is No. Of course, it would be great if you were able to, but the immeasurable quantity makes it impossible to be done by a normal human being. Similarly, the amount of cyberattacks cropping up in various parts of the cosmos seems too much to be kept a note.

The ultimate and honest goal of our Threatsploit Adversary Report is to create awareness for organisations about the major attacks, both existing and emerging, and in helping them to equip best security defences to secure their internal businesses and data.

This Threatsploit report gathers various cyber breaches from various parts of the earth. We have prepared it because we want to create awareness on security and to prevent your company reputation from getting tarnished

The last couple of years has been a rough tide for cybersecurity professionals to surf on as multiple financial heists to various distinct organizations, situated both in the Asia-pacific region as well as in the other parts of cosmos, have been breached.

This Threatsploit research report DEC 2018, reports various cyber catastrophes from distinguished sectors, with healthcare domain being highly affected, obviously leading the breached list.

On this auspicious occasion of upcoming christmas, we bring forth towards you the Threatsploit report which encompasses the ubiquitous cyber attacks that are reigning throughout the globe.

The above consolidated Threatsploit report is an intensified and extended work of Briskinfosec which illustrates the compromised status of many organization

We have established a global society of universal connectivity, where individuals and organizations expect to have instant access to data and services across a variety of interconnected devices, which is creating a rich vein of valuable information, goods and computing resources for our adversaries to extract, extort and exploit.

Cyber attackers revealed new levels of ambition in the month of AUGUST 2018. When it comes to global cyber landscape Cyber risk continues to grow as technology innovation increases and social dependence on information technology expands.