Tag: #threatintelligence
Telegram for cybercriminals remains a top choice in 2025, offering anonymity, easy file sharing, and mass communication with little oversight. This is despite strong cyber vigilance and stringent policies. Its privacy, lax moderation in private chats, and support for Telegram bots continue to attract malicious actors. As per the statistical reports of DemandSage in March […]
Cybersecurity isn’t just about firewalls anymore—it’s the shield guarding everything from hospital records to stock markets. By 2025, hackers aren’t just coding in basements; they’re deploying AI, exploiting smart factories, and hijacking supply chains. This arms race has flipped the script on what companies need from cybersecurity pros. Whether you’re fresh out of college or […]
In a deeply concerning case of prolonged cyberespionage, the Chinese state-linked hacking group Weaver Ant (a subgroup of the larger APT41) was discovered to have infiltrated a telecom provider’s internal network for more than four years, from 2019 to mid-2023. The hackers deployed custom malware, including xDealer and LionsBot, targeting both Windows and Linux environments […]