Pagilla Manohar Reddy

In May 2025, multiple Pakistan-linked hacktivist groups claimed over 100 cyberattacks on Indian government, education, and critical infrastructure websites. But CloudSEK’s investigation reveals most of these breaches were exaggerated or fake—ranging from recycled data leaks to defacements that left no real impact. While DDoS attacks barely caused a few minutes of disruption, the real threat came from APT36, which used Crimson RAT malware to target Indian defense networks after the Pahalgam terror attack. This report separates fact from fiction—unmasking the hype, tactics, and real risks behind the India-Pakistan cyber conflict. Read the full analysis to know what truly happened.

Valentine’s Day 2025 has become a prime target for cybercriminals exploiting emotional vulnerabilities and seasonal shopping habits. From OAuth-based phishing and brand impersonation to cryptocurrency fraud and fake e-commerce sites, these scams leverage holiday sentiments to deceive consumers and businesses alike. Sophisticated tactics like social media-driven amplification, manipulated payment gateways, and romance scams create a self-replicating threat ecosystem. Protect yourself by verifying websites, avoiding suspicious links, and enabling security features. Stay informed and safeguard your digital presence this Valentine’s season! ❤️🔐 #CyberSecurity #ValentinesDayScams