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"The contents of the ICMR website are safe. The site is hosted at NIC Data Centre, hence the firewall is from NIC which they regularly update. The attack has been prevented successfully," the official said. 

After AIIMS, ransomware attack on ICMR website detected, but foiled

The official said that hackers apparently from Hong Kong tried to attack the website of the Indian Council of Medical Research around 6000 times in a span of 24 hours on November 30.

The official said that hackers apparently from Hong Kong tried to attack the website of the Indian Council of Medical Research around 6000 times in a span of 24 hours on November 30.

Hackers allegedly tried to breach the website of the apex health research body ICMR but their attempts have been foiled, according to a government official.
The official said that hackers apparently from Hong Kong tried to attack the website of the Indian Council of Medical Research around 6000 times in a span of 24 hours on November 30.
The attacks come close to the heels of the alleged ransomware attack that had paralysed AIIMS online services here.
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"The contents of the ICMR website are safe. The site is hosted at NIC Data Centre, hence the firewall is from NIC which they regularly update. The attack has been prevented successfully," the official said.

The major cyber attack comes within a month after AIIMS announced that it would go paperless from January 1, 2023, and be fully digitised by April 2023

AIIMS server down six days after cyber attack; hackers demand Rs 200 crore in cryptocurrency

The major cyber attack comes within a month after AIIMS announced that it would go paperless from January 1, 2023, and be fully digitised by April 2023

Hackers have allegedly demanded an estimated Rs 200 crore in cryptocurrency from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi as its server remained out of order for the sixth consecutive day, official sources said on Monday.
It is feared that data of around 3-4 crore patients could have been compromised due to the breach detected Wednesday morning.
Patient care services in emergency, outpatient, inpatient and laboratory wings are being managed manually as the server remained down, the sources said.
The India Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-IN), Delhi Police and representatives of the Ministry of Home Affairs are investigating the ransomware attack.
A case of extortion and cyber terrorism was registered by the Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations (IFSO) unit of the Delhi Police on November 25.
Official sources said internet services are blocked on computers at the hospital on the recommendations of the investigating agencies.
The AIIMS server has stored data of several VIPs, including former prime ministers, ministers, bureaucrats and judges.
"Hackers have allegedly demanded around Rs 200 crore in cryptocurrency," one of the sources told PTI.
Meanwhile, the NIC e-hospital database and application servers for e-hospital have been restored. The NIC team is scanning and cleaning infection from other e-hospital servers located at AIIMS which are required for delivery of hospital services, an official source said.
Four physical servers arranged for restoring e-hospital services have been scanned and prepared for the databases and applications.

The websites for some major US airports went down early Monday in an apparent coordinated denial-of-service attack, although officials said flights were not affected.
The attacks followed a call by a shadowy group of pro-Russian hackers that calls itself Killnet for coordinated denial-of-service attacks on the targets. The group published a target list on its Telegram channel.
“We noticed this morning that the external website was down, and our IT and security people are in the process of investigating,” said Andrew Gobeil, a spokesman for Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.
“There has been no impact on operations.” Portions of the public-facing side of the Los Angeles International Airport website were also disrupted, spokeswoman Victoria Spilabotte said.
“No internal airport systems were compromised and there were no operational disruptions.” Spilabotte said the airport notified the FBI and the Transportation Security Administration, and the airport's information-technology team was working to restore all services and investigate the cause.
Several other airports reported problems connecting to their websites and appeared to be functioning very slowly, including Chicago's O'Hare International Airport website, which was included on Killnet's target list.
The Chicago Department of Aviation said in a statement that websites for O'Hare and Midway Airport went offline early Monday but that no airport operations were affected.
Last week, a group of hackers claimed responsibility for cyberattacks against state government websites across the country.

Websites of major US airports go offline after being hacked

The websites for some major US airports went down early Monday in an apparent coordinated denial-of-service attack, although officials said flights were not affected.

The attacks followed a call by a shadowy group of pro-Russian hackers that calls itself Killnet for coordinated denial-of-service attacks on the targets.

The websites for some major US airports went down early Monday in an apparent coordinated denial-of-service attack, although officials said flights were not affected.
The attacks followed a call by a shadowy group of pro-Russian hackers that calls itself Killnet for coordinated denial-of-service attacks on the targets. The group published a target list on its Telegram channel.
&ldquo;We noticed this morning that the external website was down, and our IT and security people are in the process of investigating,&rdquo; said Andrew Gobeil, a spokesman for Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.
&ldquo;There has been no impact on operations.&rdquo; Portions of the public-facing side of the Los Angeles International Airport website were also disrupted, spokeswoman Victoria Spilabotte said.
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&ldquo;No internal airport systems were compromised and there were no operational disruptions.&rdquo; Spilabotte said the airport notified the FBI and the Transportation Security Administration, and the airport's information-technology team was working to restore all services and investigate the cause.
Several other airports reported problems connecting to their websites and appeared to be functioning very slowly, including Chicago's O'Hare International Airport website, which was included on Killnet's target list.
The Chicago Department of Aviation said in a statement that websites for O'Hare and Midway Airport went offline early Monday but that no airport operations were affected.
Last week, a group of hackers claimed responsibility for cyberattacks against state government websites across the country.

PB Fintech, the parent company of Policybazaar Insurance Brokers Private Ltd, on Sunday said that the IT system of the firm was hacked on July 19 and subsequent corrective action was taken.
The company identified certain vulnerabilities on July 19 in a part of Policybazaar Insurance Brokers IT systems leading to illegal and unauthorized access to the network.
"In this regard, Policybazaar has reached out to the appropriate authorities and is taking due recourse as per law. The identified vulnerabilities have been fixed and a thorough audit of the systems has been initiated," the insurance brokerage firm said in a regulatory filing.
The matter is currently being reviewed by the information security team along with external advisors, it said.
"While we are in the process of undertaking a detailed review, as on date, our review has found that no significant customer data was exposed. Policybazaar has always prioritized the security and integrity of its systems and is committed towards protection of customer data," it said.
Policybazaar is into insurance brokerage and stores lots of data about its policyholders including their transaction details.

Hacked! Policybazaar faces data breach, informs authorities 

Online insurer Policybazaar faces data breach. Did the hack leave  9 million customers vulnerable?

Online insurer Policybazaar says customer data was exposed by &lsquo;unauthorized access&rsquo;

PB Fintech, the parent company of Policybazaar Insurance Brokers Private Ltd, on Sunday said that the IT system of the firm was hacked on July 19 and subsequent corrective action was taken.
The company identified certain vulnerabilities on July 19 in a part of Policybazaar Insurance Brokers IT systems leading to illegal and unauthorized access to the network.
"In this regard, Policybazaar has reached out to the appropriate authorities and is taking due recourse as per law. The identified vulnerabilities have been fixed and a thorough audit of the systems has been initiated," the insurance brokerage firm said in a regulatory filing.
The matter is currently being reviewed by the information security team along with external advisors, it said.
"While we are in the process of undertaking a detailed review, as on date, our review has found that no significant customer data was exposed. Policybazaar has always prioritized the security and integrity of its systems and is committed towards protection of customer data," it said.
Policybazaar is into insurance brokerage and stores lots of data about its policyholders including their transaction details.

British Army’s Twitter and YouTube accounts were hacked and used to promote cryptocurrency scams as per a statement from the UK Ministry of Defence.“We are aware of a breach of the Army’s Twitter and YouTube accounts and an investigation is underway,” the Ministry of Defence Press Office said on Twitter. “The Army takes information security extremely seriously and is resolving the issue.”The videos on the British Army’s YouTube channel were replaced with old livestreams featuring Elon Musk and Jack Dorsey.  While British army handle, which is verified by Twitter, had retweeted a number of posts promoting NFTs on its timeline.The army's Twitter feed currently has 362,000 followers, while the YouTube channel has 177,000 subscribers

British Army's Twitter hacked to promote crypto scam

The videos on the British Army’s YouTube channel were replaced with old livestreams featuring Elon Musk and Jack Dorsey

British Army's Twitter, YouTube hacked to promote crypto scam

British army handle, which is verified by Twitter, had retweeted a number of posts promoting NFTs on its timeline.

British Army&rsquo;s Twitter and YouTube accounts were hacked and used to promote cryptocurrency scams as per a statement from the UK Ministry of Defence. &ldquo;We are aware of a breach of the Army&rsquo;s Twitter and YouTube accounts and an investigation is underway,&rdquo; the Ministry of Defence Press Office said on Twitter. &ldquo;The Army takes information security extremely seriously and is resolving the issue.&rdquo;
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The Twitter handle of Go First airline, previously known as GoAir was hacked on Monday evening with the person who gained unauthorised access to the account writing posts such as "Amazing" and "Great Job".In a statement, the Go First spokesperson confirmed that the airline's official twitter account has been compromised.Twitter hacks have been making headlines consistenly,  earlier this month, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting's (I&B ministry) Twitter handle was briefly hacked. The hackers renamed the handle as 'Elon Musk' and tweeted "great job" for some time along with some malicious links from it.Last year, a data breach at Air India compromised the data of 4.5 million customers. Also, in 2017, IndiGo’s Twitter handle was also hacked.

Go First Airlines' Twitter handle hacked 

Last year, a data breach at Air India compromised the data of 4.5 million customers. Also, in 2017, IndiGo’s Twitter handle was also hacked.

The airline's handle tweeted lines such as Amazing and Great JobGo First was previously known as GoAir

The&nbsp;Twitter&nbsp;handle of&nbsp;Go First&nbsp;airline, previously known as GoAir&nbsp;was hacked on Monday evening with the person who gained unauthorised access to the account writing posts such as "Amazing" and "Great Job". In a statement, the Go First spokesperson confirmed that the airline's official twitter account has been compromised. Twitter hacks have been making headlines consistently,&nbsp;&nbsp;earlier this month, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting's (I&amp;B ministry) Twitter handle was briefly hacked. The hackers renamed the handle as 'Elon Musk' and tweeted "great job" for some time along with some malicious links from it. Last year, a data breach at Air India compromised the data of 4.5 million customers. Also, in 2017, IndiGo&rsquo;s Twitter handle was also hacked.

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