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许多BellTroxes:现在是印度的黑客中心
除了道德的黑客军团,新德里举办许多愿意弯曲规则。黑客在新德里一个简单的谷歌搜索将呕吐至少100民营ethical-hacking机构“技术”
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发现公民实验室,多伦多大学校园互联网监管机构,印度服装BellTroX“雇佣黑客”印度日益增长的业务之际,却没有什么大惊小怪的道德黑客社区。
新德里今天已成为一个重要的中心在印度黑客的故事。一个简单的谷歌寻找黑客在德里会把至少100,如果不是更多,民营“技术性”ethical-hacking机构,提供从培训学校或大学辍学成为黑客证明他或她,按全球标准。
“锦鲤bhi黑客禁令性力派教徒海…”(任何人都可以成为一个黑客)说“道德黑客研究所”的所有者在德里东部。他不想透露姓名,也没有其他黑客等。
“在德里,你会发现道德黑客和黑客追逐bug赏金计划,“黑客说。一些来自磨,辍学的学校或学院Rs 60000到100000卢比之间的认证机构。
但那是在好的方面,绝大多数的这些黑客和hackers-to-be穿上白色的帽子。但同样的技能,黑客可以从勒索到执行非法操作网络钓鱼窃听设备,推出ransomware攻击等。
在比特币付款。“比特币是国际公认的,不能被追踪。很常见的非法窃听的空间,”道德黑客研究所负责人说。
6月10日的现行汇率黑暗的网络只是侵入一个社交媒体账户价值0.0236比特币,或Rs 20000。同样,黑客web服务器(虚拟专用网络或VPN /托管)在0.0359比特币挂钩。VPN,越来越多地用作员工从房屋(不是办公室的安全的环境),是一种不道德的黑客们的福音。
Covid-19,可以预见的是,本赛季的味道,很多掩盖了真正的Coronavirus-related信息被黑客攻击,喂到人的预先存在的焦虑和恐惧。
根据IBM X-Force, IBM的威胁情报组,自3月11日,当Covid-19被世卫组织宣布大流行,有增加6000% Covid-19相关垃圾邮件。主要领域的网络钓鱼邮件,恶意软件和垃圾邮件。
这些活动目标的小型企业正在寻求政府救援。也有家庭受到威胁和敲诈勒索的报道感染病例如果收件人未能支付赎金。
费萨尔Kawoosa,创始人techArc说,“黑客也提供企业情报…。通常使用代理,以便他们的物理地址是很难找到…”
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<\/figure>Findings by the Citizen Lab, a Toronto University-based internet<\/a> watchdog, on Indian outfit BellTroX\u2019s \u201chacking for hire\u201d<\/a> operations came as no surprise to India\u2019s growing ethical hacker<\/a> community.
New Delhi today has emerged as an important hub in the Indian hacker story. A simple Google<\/a> search for hackers in Delhi would throw up at least 100, if not more, privately-owned \u201ctechnical\u201d ethical-hacking institutes, which offer everything from training a school or college dropout to become a hacker to certifying him or her, as per global standards.
\u201cKoi bhi hacker ban sakta hai\u2026,\u201d (anyone can be a hacker) says an owner of an \u201cethical hacking institute\u201d in East Delhi. He didn\u2019t want to be named, neither did many other hackers ET spoke to.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cWe don\u2019t look for qualifications,\u201d he adds. \"It's growing in Delhi, and it's growing in India.\u201d Another ethical hacker told ET that some illegal hackers in West Delhi had been gaining notoriety for their activities.
\"In Delhi, you will find ethical hackers and a lot of hackers chasing bug bounty programs,\" the hacker said. Some come through the grind, dropping out of schools or colleges to get their certifications for between Rs 60,000 to Rs 100,000 from institutes.
But that\u2019s on the good side, with a vast majority of these hackers and hackers-to-be donning their white hats. But, with the same skillset, hackers can perform illegal operations ranging from blackmails to phishing<\/a> to hacking into devices, launching ransomware<\/a> attacks etc.
<\/figure>This is what\u2019s referred to colloquially as HaaS or \u201chacker as a service\u201d. The motives range from revenge (especially in divorce cases), destroying reputations (of business rivals, for example), and surveillance.
Payment is taken in bitcoins. \"Bitcoins are internationally accepted and can't be traced. It is very common in the illegal hacking space,\" says the ethical hacking institute owner.
On June 10, the going rate on the dark web<\/a> for merely hacking into a social media account was valued at 0.0236 bitcoin, or Rs 20,000. Similarly, hacking a web server (a virtual private network or VPN\/hosting) was pegged at 0.0359 bitcoins. VPN, increasingly used as employees work from homes (and not the secure environment of offices), is a boon to unethical hackers.
\"In Delhi, you will find ethical hackers and a lot of hackers chasing bug bounty programs,\" the hacker said. Some come through the grind, dropping out of schools or colleges to get their certifications for between Rs 60,000 to Rs 100,000 from institutes.
But that\u2019s on the good side, with a vast majority of these hackers and hackers-to-be donning their white hats. But, with the same skillset, hackers can perform illegal operations ranging from blackmails to phishing<\/a> to hacking into devices, launching ransomware<\/a> attacks etc.
<\/figure>This is what\u2019s referred to colloquially as HaaS or \u201chacker as a service\u201d. The motives range from revenge (especially in divorce cases), destroying reputations (of business rivals, for example), and surveillance.Payment is taken in bitcoins. \"Bitcoins are internationally accepted and can't be traced. It is very common in the illegal hacking space,\" says the ethical hacking institute owner.
On June 10, the going rate on the dark web<\/a> for merely hacking into a social media account was valued at 0.0236 bitcoin, or Rs 20,000. Similarly, hacking a web server (a virtual private network or VPN\/hosting) was pegged at 0.0359 bitcoins. VPN, increasingly used as employees work from homes (and not the secure environment of offices), is a boon to unethical hackers.
<\/div><\/div>Saket Modi, co-founder & CEO, Lucideus, a digital security company says, \u201cThere are forums that people can go to, to look for someone who can hack. And there are people who are tapping into those providing HaaS services.\u201d Lucideus is a digital security company whose clients include NPCI, ICICI Bank, Pizza Hut, and the Delhi Airport.
Covid-19, predictably, is the flavour of the season and lot of the attacks by hackers are masked as genuine Coronavirus-related information, feeding into people\u2019s pre-existing anxieties and fears.
According to IBM X-Force, IBM\u2019s threat intelligence group, since March 11, when Covid-19 was declared a pandemic by the WHO, there has been a 6,000% increase in Covid-19 related spam. They are mainly in the area of phishing emails, malware<\/a>, and spam.
Some of these campaigns target small businesses that are looking for government relief. There are also reports of extortion cases where families are threatened with infection if the recipient fails to pay the ransom.
Faisal Kawoosa, founder, techArc says, \u201cHackers also offer corporate intelligence\u2026.often using proxies so that their physical address is difficult to find..\"
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Covid-19, predictably, is the flavour of the season and lot of the attacks by hackers are masked as genuine Coronavirus-related information, feeding into people\u2019s pre-existing anxieties and fears.
According to IBM X-Force, IBM\u2019s threat intelligence group, since March 11, when Covid-19 was declared a pandemic by the WHO, there has been a 6,000% increase in Covid-19 related spam. They are mainly in the area of phishing emails, malware<\/a>, and spam.
Some of these campaigns target small businesses that are looking for government relief. There are also reports of extortion cases where families are threatened with infection if the recipient fails to pay the ransom.
Faisal Kawoosa, founder, techArc says, \u201cHackers also offer corporate intelligence\u2026.often using proxies so that their physical address is difficult to find..\"
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