Typically, when we think of getting ransomwared, in most cases, it is either an executable or an elf file, upon running it on your system, it encrypts your data and demands a ransom payment to decrypt your files. …

It’s been a long time, right? Many events took place during this period, for starters, I graduated, and from then on I was a bit in a slump but learned a lot, specifically at SOC roles and Malware Analysis. Besides, learning via online resources, I realized getting my hands dirty…

What would be the biggest threat one could consider to their organization? Well, I would say it would depend on what your organization does. I suppose that if you are part of a government organization, then one should be looking out for their adversaries and their state-sponsored threats like APT’s…

This is a continuation to the previous article ‘India and its cyberspace part 1’ -Link

In part-1 I have written about the data breaches of big tech organizations in India. …

It’s been a long time that I have published any articles. During this off time, I have been following some data breaches, security incidents, and scams that originate from India. To keep readers from being bored, I have divided the article into 2 parts.

First I will be addressing data…

From now on every week I will try to publish an article under the name ‘Sup Infosec?’ Where I will write about interesting tools, information, or crazy stories other than data breaches or some undervalued topics in security. I will try my best so that everyone could understand. …

For the past 6 months, it has been one hell of a ride for everyone in cybersecurity, from one of the largest supply chain attacks of SolarWinds to Microsoft Exchange server zero-day vulnerability being exploited by HAFNIUM (APT from China) and the Latest Vulnerabilities found.

I love doing threat intel…

This article would be my take on how even the strongest or “Highly secured” orgs have their insecure x-factor in their security architecture and what it would be. …