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    India flags Chinese-linked AI tools in hacking campaign against financial firms

    India's cybersecurity agency named the hacking group behind a wave of AI-driven attacks on financial firms and identified its tools, at least two of them linked to China, adding India to a growing list of countries where

    SBI data leak: Is your bank account safe? What was breached and should you worry?

    SBI bank data breach: Country's largest bank, SBI, is investigating a suspected data leak involving nearly 4,000 customer records identified on the dark web. Here is what information was exposed, whether your bank account is safe and the precautions customers should take.

    Trump Mobile breach reportedly exposes personal data from 3,615 users: Who hacked the firm and how?

    Trump Mobile, launched by Donald Trump's sons, has recently suffered a data breach affecting over three thousand customers. A cybercrime group named BYOD claimed responsibility for the hack, which exposed personal data including names and contact details. The group reportedly gained access through an employee of Liberty Mobile, the network operator supporting Trump Mobile.

    Cybercrime feud erupts on dark web as notorious group claims hijack of rival's website

    One of the world's best-known cybercrime groups said on Sunday it had hijacked one of its chief rivals' dark web site, bringing what it said was a long-simmering feud out into the open.

    'Dark web' fraud sites cracked, 100s of suspects: Europol

    The dark web platform "Alice with Violence CP" sold child abuse images and other cybercrime "services" such as credit card data and access to back-end computer systems. Europol estimated the suspect made around 345,000 euros ($400,000) from around 10,000 people who attempted to buy the illicit material.

    'Vibe hacking’: A new type of cybercrime is on the rise, warn cybersecurity experts

    Cybersecurity experts are warning of "vibe hacking," a new AI-driven cybercrime where criminals automate and scale digital attacks. Specialized AI tools, some costing as little as $100, are being used for data theft and extortion, with AI significantly lowering the barrier for cybercriminals and enabling sophisticated attacks at unprecedented speed.

    The Economic Times
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