Cyber Defence Intelligence

30/05/2026

The CBSE had officially clarified on May 26, 2026 that no security breach occurred in their On-Screen Marking (OSM) portal, dismissing the hacking allegations as misleading. However, 19-year-old Class 12 student Nisarga Adhikary has continued posting on X (Twitter) showing alleged proof of portal access. He posted videos demonstrating how he allegedly gained full CRUD access (create, read, update, delete) and shell access to CBSE's production servers via SQL injection. In his latest post on May 28, he played the viral "Bad Apple" animation meme on the portal with the message "PWNED via SQLi by web hackers :3" to prove the vulnerability. Nisarga claimed hackers could potentially change marks in answer copies and access examiner-level functions, warning of serious security lapses.

29/05/2026

22/04/2026

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15/04/2026

Booking.com says hackers accessed customer reservation data, exposing travel details tied to upcoming trips.
Users are now reporting phishing emails, calls, and WhatsApp messages that appear to target those bookings.
The full scope remains unclear – including how the breach happened and whether stolen data is already being used or sold.

31/03/2026

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29/03/2026

Many
congratulations to Govind dubey (valedictorian of CDI) on joining IBM security with responsibilities of Quantum security. We wish him luck in all future endeavors.

28/03/2026

Iran-linked hackers have broken into ​FBI Director Kash Patel's personal email inbox, publishing photographs of the director and other documents to the internet, the hackers and the ‌bureau said on Friday.
On their website, the hacker group Handala Hack Team said Patel "will now find his name among the list of successfully hacked victims." The hackers published a series of personal photographs of Patel sniffing and smoking ci**rs, riding in an antique convertible, and making a face while taking a picture of himself in the mirror with a large bottle ​of rum.

28/03/2026

💻⚠️ Iranian hackers promised to expose Lockheed Martin's deepest secrets. The post went viral. Thousands waited for F-35 blueprints. Instead they got names, addresses, and phone calls to engineers threatening their families. Lockheed Martin says no breach happened.
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Handala Hack posted a dramatic warning on Telegram: "Those who move in the shadows will soon see the light. The secrets hidden behind the curtains of smoke and mirrors are now ready to be revealed."
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Cybersecurity accounts reposted it thousands of times. Everyone expected classified F-35 technical documents, THAAD missile defense blueprints, the crown jewels of American defense technology.
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What actually dropped: personal information on 28 engineers working in Israel. Passports, home addresses, children's names, favorite foods, weekend routines. The hackers called them directly to prove they knew everything.
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Text message sent to one engineer: "Your credentials as a Senior Engineer at Lockheed Martin have just been broadcast on Iranian television. You have 48 hours to return home, after that, keep your eyes on the sky."
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A separate Iranian group claims they stole 375 terabytes including F-35 documentation and wants $400 million ransom. Lockheed Martin says there's no evidence any of it is real.
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Is this psychological warfare dressed as hacking, actual breach with strategic limited release, or pure intimidation theater using publicly available information to terrorize defense workers?
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23/03/2026

🚨 Major Cybersecurity Incident: Breach at CGI Sweden Exposes Critical Components of BankID—A Stark Warning on the Perils of Centralized Digital Identity Systems

A hacker group identified as ByteToBreach has claimed responsibility for infiltrating systems at CGI’s Swedish division, resulting in the leak of highly sensitive materials tied directly to Sweden’s national BankID digital identity platform.

BankID is the backbone of modern Swedish life.

Used by approximately 8.6 million citizens (nearly 85% of the adult population) for everyday authentication, it grants seamless access to banking, government services, tax filings, healthcare records, and legally binding electronic signatures.