Since 2010, a group of hackers known as BlackTech APT has been engaging in malicious activities. The targets of their attacks encompass a wide range of sectors, including governmental institutions, industrial facilities, technological infrastructure, m…
Hackers called BlackTech APT have been doing bad things since 2010. They attack places like the government, factories, technology, media, electronics, phones, and the military. The group behind the attack employs custom-made malicious software, tools that can be used for both good and bad purposes, and cunning techniques that involve leveraging the resources that already [ā¦]
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Though we canāt see it, the world brims with more technology than ever. These days, devices with internet connectivity live within the ever-growing Internet of Things (IoT)āa worldwide āwebā where wireless communication and information technology work …
Healthcare has been one of the primary industries targeted by threat actors as part of every malware or ransomware campaign. Many Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) actors are from China due to political reasons between China and the United States. These…
On September 23, 2023, early in the morning, the Hong Kong Times reported that hackers targeted Mixin Networkās cloud service provider, resulting in mainnet losses. Mixin Network was launched in 2017 and offers lightning-fast peer-to-peer digital asset transactions, securing over $1B in value. For now, the Mixin Network has already suspended the deposit and withdrawal [ā¦]
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Crypto entrepreneur and HTX global adviser Justin Sun confirmed today that the exchange was compromised inĀ an exploit that resulted in a loss of $7.9 million. Web3 security firm Cyvers first reported the hack, noting that its system detected a suspicious transaction involving the exchange on Sept. 24. ItĀ identified an externally owned account (EOA) that received [ā¦]
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