Elibomi, an Android malware, has targetted Indian taxpayers by stealing their financial information in a phishing attack.

BANGALORE, INDIA:Cyber criminals have now turned their attention towards Indian banks and are carrying out phishing attacks, according to Symantec.

Security firm SunBelt, which discovered Bank of India's Web site had been hacked and was serving dangerous malware, says an infamous ISP linked to child pornography and phishing is behind the attacks.

The report revealed that this year the finance and insurance sector experienced both the highest number of phishing attempts.

India ranked as the third-largest country globally for phishing attacks after the US and UK, with its technology sector facing nearly 33 per cent of all such strikes, marking it as the most targeted ...

New Delhi, Dec 1 (IANS) Researchers from US-based cyber security company FireEye have claimed discovering malicious phishing websites created by cyber criminals that spoof 26 Indian banks to steal ...

Phishing attacks have become a major concern in the digital world, with cybercriminals using deceptive tactics to steal personal and financial information.

India has seen a 175% surge in phishing attacks targeting the financial sector from January to June 2024, with over 135,000 incidents reported.

Despite the challenges of preventing phishing attacks, there are several steps companies can proactively take to reduce their risk.

According to the report, the largest share of mobile malware attacks in India is Trojan attacks, which mislead users into downloading and running dangerous software. The financial sector is the ...

According to a report from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) released on Monday, the average cost of a data breach in India surged by 28% from 2020 to 2023, reaching $2.18 million.