
Mihir Bagwe
Principal Correspondent at The Cyber Express by Cyble
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1 month ago |
thecyberexpress.com | Mihir Bagwe
In a bold pivot toward modern warfare, the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) has announced a £1 Billion (approximately $1.35B) investment to build out a battlefield AI system dubbed the “Digital Targeting Web” and to stand up a dedicated Cyber and Electromagnetic Command. The initiative—announced Thursday by Defence Secretary John Healey—marks a significant inflection point in the UK’s defense posture, aimed squarely at matching the digital tempo of modern conflict.
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1 month ago |
thecyberexpress.com | Mihir Bagwe
In the ever-volatile world of decentralized finance (DeFi), yet another major exploit has shaken investor confidence—this time with a staggering $223 million theft from Cetus Protocol, a key player in the Sui blockchain ecosystem. On May 22, Cetus announced an emergency pause of its smart contract following the detection of “an incident” impacting the protocol. Within hours, the scope of the breach became alarmingly clear: attackers had siphoned off roughly $223 million in digital assets.
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1 month ago |
thecyberexpress.com | Mihir Bagwe
A coordinated cyber takedown executed by international law enforcement this week has hit the ransomware economy where it hurts most—its infrastructure. Dubbed Operation Endgame 2.0, the sweeping effort saw over 300 servers dismantled, 650 domains neutralized, and 20 suspected cybercriminals slapped with international arrest warrants. It’s a follow-up to 2024’s record-setting botnet crackdown, but this time with a sharper aim: kill the attack chain before ransomware even loads. And it’s working.
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1 month ago |
thecyberexpress.com | Mihir Bagwe
In a joint cybersecurity advisory issued today, U.S. and allied intelligence agencies confirmed what many threat analysts have long suspected: the Russian GRU military intelligence agency is systematically targeting the digital backbone of logistics and transportation providers across Europe and North America.
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1 month ago |
thecyberexpress.com | Mihir Bagwe
India and Pakistan may have reached a status quo of ceasefire on ground, air and sea for now, but the two neighbors are still going hard at each other in cyberspace. In the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack, Indian cybersecurity agencies detected a significant surge in coordinated cyber offensives targeting the country’s digital infrastructure.
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🚨 New #Spyware Campaign Targets #Uyghurs Using… a Text Editor? A trojanized Windows app was silently spying on users for months — exfiltrating keystrokes, screenshots, and browser data. 🕵️♂️ 🔍 Here’s how this stealthy op unfolded: 👉 https://t.co/mFm141dcVW #CyberSecurity #APT

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