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On 70th ED Day, agency flags rise in crypto fraud, narcotics and terror financing casesThe Enforcement Directorate is adapting to new criminal challenges like crypto fraud and terror financing. The agency has filed nearly twic...- How Chinese and Russian female spies are using ‘sex warfare’ to steal Silicon Valley secretsForeign female agents are reportedly targeting American tech professionals. These operatives allegedly use romance and long-term relationsh...
- North Korean hackers used ChatGPT to help forge deepfakeA North Korea-linked hacking group used ChatGPT to create a fake South Korean military ID in a phishing attack, researchers at cybersecurit...
- No entry permit for foreigners involved in anti-national acts; states to set up detention campsIndia's new immigration rules, under the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025, deny entry or stay to individuals convicted of serious crime...
- US cracks down on North Korean-backed fraud ring that netted millions in crypto and cashThe US government has cracked down on a North Korean fraud ring, indicting over a dozen individuals, including Zhenxing “Danny” Wang from N...
- How an Indian Navy personnel addicted to online gaming was honey-trapped by Pak's ‘Priya Sharma’ during Operation SindoorVishal Yadav, a clerk at the Indian Navy’s dockyard directorate in Delhi, has been arrested for leaking classified military information to ...
- State-backed North Korean cyber thieves pull off largest crypto heist in history, steal $ 1.5 billion worth assetsNorth Korean hackers carried out the largest cryptocurrency heist in history, stealing $1.5 billion from the Dubai-based exchange Bybit. Th...
- Taiwan's spy agency says China working with gangs, shell companies to gain intelligence on TaiwanTaiwan's intelligence reports a significant rise in espionage arrests, linking China's State Security Ministry to collaborations with crimi...
- Internal security focus is threats led by faceless, borderless terrorismIndia's internal security focus is shifting towards combating modern terrorism as traditional hotspots see a decline in violence. Challenge...
- Enemy within? China is buying land around American military basesChina's proximity to military bases within the US, including a nuclear missile base in Wyoming, raises national security concerns. The US g...
- North Koreans use fake names, scripts to land remote IT work for cashNorth Korea has dispatched thousands of IT workers overseas, an effort that has accelerated in the last four years, to bring in millions to...
- North Koreans use fake names, scripts to land remote IT work for cashNorth Korean IT workers seeking jobs abroad employ intricate strategies, including fake names, sham profiles, and counterfeit documents, to...
- Blockchain analysts suspect North Korea-linked hackers behind $70-million crypto theftBlockchain research firm Elliptic said that "a number of factors" indicate that the Lazarus Group - a hacker group associated with North Ko...
- Researchers: Chinese-made GPS tracker highly vulnerableA report by the Boston cybersecurity firm BitSight says the flaws could let attackers remotely hijack device-equipped vehicles, cutting off...
- Pakistan uses SIM cards of nabbed Gujarati fishermen for information about Defence establishments: NIAAs per the charge sheet, these SIM cards were subscribed in the name of the Indian fishermen from Gujarat.
- Biden warns Putin to act against ransomware groupsIn Biden’s starkest warning yet, he conveyed in a phone call to Putin that the attacks would no longer be treated only as criminal acts, bu...
- Joe Biden weighs a response to ransomware attacksEach option runs significant risk, because Russia is capable of escalating its own behaviour. And as the ransomware deluge has shown, many ...
- Sumit Gupta: For whom the BellTroxLittle-known Delhi firm BellTroX helped clients spy over a period of seven years.
- Police in states across India are relying on private firms and consultants to solve cybercrime casesCyber crimes are rising rapidly. Police's own teams are still being built, hence the need for private eyes.
- The world once laughed at North Korean cyber power. No moreNorth Koreans have quietly developed a cyberprogram that is stealing hundreds of millions of dollars and proving capable of unleashing glob...
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