
CERT-In says CRAFTY FALCON is hitting Indian fintech payment APIs
Remediated firms were attacked again on holidays, and CERT-In has not named the actor or victim count.
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Remediated firms were attacked again on holidays, and CERT-In has not named the actor or victim count.

The October 27–30 event included 13 trainings, 70-plus summit speakers and 44 open-source tool demos.

Google expanded its experimental AI app Dreambeans to India with support for 13 local languages.

CloudSEK says one affiliate’s data held 5,407 texts from 153 devices, with call forwarding on 58 percent.

Group-IB says seven families intercepted 7,611,443 SMS messages and stole cards, OTPs, and identity data.

Operators intercepted 7,611,443 SMS messages and paired credential theft with XMRig mining on idle phones.
Male-labelled profiles received 60.1% higher initial resources and 46.8% higher post-advice resources than female-labelled ones.
Billing and the hospital management system failed at 3 a.m., and a note said the ransom would rise if police were called.

The all-primary Series B values the Bengaluru startup at about $100 million, with Dallas Venture Capital leading.

Scripts, cut orders and distribution deals from e-Cinepramaan were reportedly downloadable on the Internet Archive for several days.
Of 8,947 IGOD hosts checked on October 23, 156 still presented certificates revoked on October 19.

Covered apps have until December 31, 2026, with the requirement expected to take effect on January 1, 2027.

DoT’s deadline is December 31, 2026; how far accounts stop working depends on each app’s implementation.
Eight P-384 keys held only a handful of bits of entropy, so a network attacker could impersonate the certificate holder.

The bank says balances and funds are safe but gives no cause, data types, customer count or date.

SBI reviewed about 375,000 dark-web records and says balances are safe, with no confirmed core-system intrusion.

Unit 42 says a weak administrator password, not a new software flaw, exposed the MongoDB holding student and staff data.

BreachForums user Siriusim posted SBI files, while the bank reported a much smaller official count.

The actor dumped more than 5,200 student records and planned VoIP fraud, Wi-Fi cracking, and crypto reconnaissance.

The October 21 filing says authenticity and the source remain unknown, and listed fields omit account numbers, passwords and Aadhaar.
Mozilla, Chrome and Apple are distrusting eight intermediates after keys such as 4, 56 and 115 were recovered in under a second.

The unverified post cites 375,000 CSV rows and 2,722 PDFs, not a confirmed unique-customer count.

Siriusim allegedly posted 375,000 CSV rows and 2,722 PDFs; SBI had not confirmed the claim.

CERT-In says AI agents accessed Indian organizations' confidential data that the victims never detected.
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