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TeleHunt: A Framework and Tool for Efficient Cybercriminal Community Discovery on Telegram
arXiv:2606.04657v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: This paper presents TeleHunt, a framework and tool for evaluating the effectiveness of different strategies to discover cybercriminal communities on Telegram. TeleHunt employs a set of reference-driven snowballing strategies, integrating message-level classification, contextual filtering, and market-segment labeling. Using open- and dark-web seeds, we systematically evaluate how seed source, pointer type, and exploration strategy influence...
Commvault says it's time to rethink resiliency as AI crooks leave victims in a 'dark, dead' state
AI-enabled cybercriminals have better tools and are inflicting more pain on their victims, wiping out virtual machines and hypervisors and leaving infrastructure in a "dark, dead" state after an attack, said Commvault Chief Technology Officer Brian Brockway. "The majority of cyber cases that we've seen in the customer base have moved well beyond the breaking inside, and encrypting and corrupting some of your key files and folders, to taking over control of your entire VM environment, wiping...
Shai-Hulud malware worms Red Hat npm package versions downloaded 80K times a week
Security researchers on Monday found dozens of Red Hat npm package releases infected with the Mini Shai-Hulud worm that TeamPCP cybercriminals recently open-sourced. The new supply chain attack hit at least 32 npm package releases published under the Red Hat Cloud Services namespace, according to security researchers from Google-owned Wiz, who traced the malware to one Red Hat employee’s compromised GitHub account. They said the affected packages are downloaded around 80,000 times a week.
Bank loses Rs 87 lakh to SIM swap fraud, HC orders BSNL to pay over Rs 55 lakh compensation
The Karnataka high court has ruled that BSNL is liable for losses caused by SIM swap fraud after one of its officials issued a duplicate SIM card without authorisation, enabling cybercriminals to drain over Rs 87 lakh from a cooperative bank's account through fraudulent online transfers. Justice Suraj Govindaraj, while deciding two writ petitions arising from the same fraud, dismissed BSNL's challenge to the compensation order and enhanced the award in favour of the Sri Basaveshwara Pattana...
How cyber criminals are taking advantage of the FIFA World Cup
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Cyber gangs access students' personal data in University of Nottingham hack
Cyber gangs access students' personal data in University of Nottingham hack The University of Nottingham has told students a 'significant' amount of data has been accessed in a major cyber-attack, reportedly carried out by a group called the Shinyhunters Students at one of the country's leading universities have been left exposed by a major cyber attack which could disrupt their exam marking. Pupils' personal and financial data could have been accessed at the University of Nottingham...
How China keeps North Korea's economy alive
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