For people who have missed this story on Appin - A leading cyber espionage company that hacked Khalistanis and China for Indian security establishment and others who paid them well. How an Indian startup hacked the world.
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Inside an Indian Hack-For-Hire Group:
Appin is considered the original hack-for-hire company in India, offering an offensive security training program alongside covert hacking operations since at least 2009. #APT
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Appin was a leading Indian cyberespionage firm - A Reuters investigation finds that the company became a hack-for-hire powerhouse that stole secrets from executives, politicians, military officials & wealthy elites around the globe. reuters.com/investigates/s…

An investigation details how New Delhi-based Appin grew from an edtech startup into a provider of cyberespionage services for private investigators globally (Reuters)

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This is a pretty wild story from an extensive Reuters investigation: How an Indian startup hacked the world reuters.com/investigates/s…

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🧵 One thing that I think many people don't appreciate about any conflict, in particular the current conflict in Gaza, is there's always grifters and bad actors willing to share fake and misattributed imagery.

Last year, more than a dozen Hungarian civil society figures were targeted by undercover operatives who secretly tape recorded some of them during bogus job interviews.

Now LinkedIn has alleged what many long suspected: the spies worked for Black Cube.
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