Website hacks
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Cybercriminals have exploited over 150 Indian government and financial websites to trick users into fake gambling and investment scams. By injecting malicious code into trusted domains, they manipulate search engine rankings, redirecting visitors to fraudulent rummy and casino websites. This attack highlights the urgent need for stronger cybersecurity measures to protect public sector platforms.
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LEGO's official website was hacked briefly to promote a fraudulent cryptocurrency token, urging visitors to buy a "LEGO Coin" in exchange for Ethereum. While the breach lasted just over an hour, no user accounts were compromised, but the incident highlights the growing risks of online scams targeting high-profile platforms.
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Posted: July 18, 2023Views: 34Microsoft is looking into a persistent Exchange Online outage that prevents users from sending emails and results in 503 errors
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Hundreds of websites are being targeted by the malicious actors for their benefits.
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