Multiple Indian politicians especially from the opposition have alleged that they've received a hacking warning on their phones. iPhone manufacturer Apple has alerted a string of opposition leaders in India about what is called a possible state-sponsored attack on their phones.

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The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team which is mandated to track and monitor cyber security incidents in the country is warning against multiple high-risk vulnerabilities in Android phones. The security agency has pointed out that if these vulnerabilities are exploited hackers could gain control of the device.

India: Government issues high-risk warning for android users

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According to Polish media, the country's railways were the target of a hacking attack by Polish intelligence agencies. The Polish Press Agency (PAP) stated on Saturday that hackers broke into railway frequencies to disrupt traffic in the country's northwest during the course of the night.

Poland investigates hacking attack on state railway network

High-risk warnings and concerns are being raised for Android 13 and the prior versions that could allow hackers to access many vulnerable devices. The computer Emergency Response Team operating under the ministry of electronics and information technology government of India has strictly issued this warning that mischievous mines and cybercriminals would try their best to access sensitive information or even disrupt operations.

Android devices are at high risk of hacking

Republican US Representative Don Bacon said late Monday that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) had issued a warning that his emails had been hacked by Chinese spies, with both personal and campaign messages compromised, in addition to reading the emails of State Department workers.

US Congressman Don Bacon says Chinese spies hacked his emails

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Now cyber attacks are becoming increasingly common and more sophisticated around the world. This is the latest with the help of AI hackers can simply talk computers into misbehaving. Johann Rehberger, a security researcher, manipulated OpenAI's chatbot ChatGPT to do something bad like making ChatGPT read his email summarize it and post his personal information on the internet. Keep watching to know more.

Artificial Intelligence can manipulate computers into misbehaving

North Korean hackers stealthily put digital backdoors into the systems of a significant Russian missile manufacturer in late 2021. According to reports, the intrusion went undetected until May 2022, when NPO Mashinostroyeniya's IT engineers discovered it. A few weeks have passed since the Russian defense minister visited North Korea and spoke with Kim Jong-un.

North Korean hackers attacked systems of Russian missile maker: Report | WION World DNA

Japan's largest maritime port - the port of Nagoya - suffered a significant disruption due to a cyber attack allegedly by the Russian group - Lockwood. The hackers allegedly demanded a ransom to restore control of the system to the port operator.

Russian hackers demand ransom to restore systems after targeting Japan's port

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Several US federal government agencies have been hit in a global hacking campaign. The country's cyber watchdog agency says that the hackers exploited a vulnerability in a widely used file-transfer software. The statement by the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency added to a growing list of entities in the US, UK and other countries whose systems were infiltrated. British energy giant shell, the Johns Hopkins University, the Johns Hopkins health system and the university system of Georgia were also hit.

U.S. govt agencies hit in global hacking spree; Entities in UK & other nations also targeted

China has a long history of snooping on others; its intelligence agencies have been accused of employing a variety of techniques to collect critical information; they spy on corporations, other governments, and even their own citizens, and now China's objectives are being questioned once more. Chinese spies have allegedly breached hundreds of public and private networks this time, according to a USB cyber security company.

Mandiant: Chinese hackers attack several government agencies

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The mysterious and dark hacking World worldwide criminals are constantly looking for new ways to exploit cyber security this time hackers have stolen data from the systems of several users of a popular file transfer tool and the tool that we're talking about here is move a transfer it is owned by progress software and is designed to allow Enterprises to transfer files between business partners and customers yes it's a serious case there the news is revealed by a team of U.S security researchers and it comes one day after the softwares maker disclosed that a security flaw had been discovered the exact number and identity of the impacted organizations remain unclear the Chief Information officer has chosen not to disclose these details however he said that progress software has taken prompt action to address the vulnerability.

Criminals exploit cybersecurity once again, MOVEit tool exploited to steal data

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