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CISO, Cybersecurity, Information Security, GRC, AI / ML, MTech IIT Delhi, CISSP, CHFI, ISO 27001 LA, 27701 LA, 42001 LA

#APT #Cyber #Attack #Alert A recent article in @Gbhackers.com has revealed the following cyberattack methodology. 1. Recent surge in cyberattacks against Indian government entities reported by SEQRITE Labs' cybersecurity experts. 2. Pakistani Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups, particularly SideCopy and its parent group APT36, are active in deploying Remote Access Trojans (RATs) like AllaKore and Crimson RAT against Indian defense and government entities. 3. The primary targets of these cyberattacks are Indian defense and government entities, with persistent efforts dating back to at least 2019. 4. Decoy files with names such as "Grant_of_Risk_and_HardShip_Allowances_Mar_24.pdf" have been used, showing the targeting of sensitive documents within India's Ministry of Defence. 5. The cyberattacks also involve other malicious tools such as Ares RAT, Action RAT, Reverse RAT, and Margulas RAT, posing a significant threat to the security and integrity of critical government systems. 6. Indian cybersecurity forces are urged to strengthen their defenses, update security protocols, conduct regular system checks, and train personnel to effectively recognize and respond to cyber threats. 7. The escalating threats underscore the need for robust cybersecurity measures to protect against sophisticated and persistent cyberattacks. https://lnkd.in/gqJGhUW2

Pakistani APT Hackers Attacking Indian Govt Entities With Weaponized Shortcut Files

Pakistani APT Hackers Attacking Indian Govt Entities With Weaponized Shortcut Files

https://gbhackers.com

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