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Imagine this, you’re casually scrolling through your favorite app when, without warning, your phone starts acting strangely—sluggish performance, pop-up ads, or even a complete shutdown.…
The National Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) has issued a crucial advisory highlighting a surge in Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) aimed at Pakistani officials through…
As smartphones have become integral to our daily lives, safeguarding them against digital threats has never been more important. The adaptable and open-source characteristics of…
As we know, cyber war is at its peak these days, both within the country and internationally. Hackers from different countries are also targeting military…
Apologizing for the inappropriate messages, Bykea has now announced that the application is “fully functional and safe to use” Somewhere between 12pm to 1pm today,…
According to Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), the cyber criminals have found a new way to harvest people’s personal information. Cyber criminals use the Chrome browser…
According to Facebook owner Meta, it has found over 10 different malware families and more than 1,000 malicious links that were being promoted as tools…
The Pakistan-based advanced persistent threat (APT) actor mainly famous as Transparent Tribe used a two-factor authentication (2FA) tool used by Indian government agencies as a…
Since the launch of chatGPT, it has been on fire. Every company, whether it’s tech or media-related, needs to incorporate ChatGPT to enhance the productivity…
An Indian-supported hacking group is set to attack Pakistan’s cyber world. “Do Not” is an Indian-backed hacking group involved in cyber attacks in Pakistan. According…
According to the Coinbase cryptocurrency exchange platform, an unfamiliar threat actor efficiently stole one of its employees’ login details to gain remote access to the…
This North Korean Crypto Hackers have been stealing these $1.2 Billion worth of cryptocurrencies since 2018, however a major part of it was stolen in…
Researchers have found a new data-wiping malware used by hackers to destroy Windows domains. Security researchers have named it SwiftSlicer, which aims to overwrite crucial…