Secure Blink

🚀 We’re proud to share that Secure Blink has been selected among the Top 10 Indian AI #Startups under the #IndiaAI Startups #Global Initiative — a prestigious international acceleration program by IndiaAI, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, in collaboration with STATION F and Incubateur HEC Paris. ✨ Joined by our Founders, Tapendra Dev and Sonal Khanna, this marks a significant milestone in our mission to take indigenous cybersecurity innovation from India to the world. From our humble beginnings in #Jaipur to now stepping into #Paris and the global innovation ecosystem, our journey reflects the spirit of #AtmanirbharBharat—building world-class, homegrown tech from the grassroots. 🔐 At Secure Blink, we are committed to fortifying the digital landscape with indigenous, AI-powered #cybersecurity solutions. Our flagship platform, #Threatspy, empowers #developers and #AppSec teams to proactively secure their #APIs and #Webapps with precision, speed, and scalability. 🇮🇳🤝🇫🇷 This moment also resonates deeply with the vision shared during the Global AI Summit, where our honourable PM Shri Narendra Modi and President Emmanuel Macron emphasised deepening #AI collaboration between #India and #France, encouraging #startups to drive responsible #innovation, #security, and #global impact. Grateful to the IndiaAI team, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, and all program collaborators for this valuable opportunity to showcase indigenous AI innovation on a global stage. 🙏 We thank our customers, advisors, mentors and partners for their invaluable support and strategic guidance along the way. Ashwini Vaishnaw, Jitin Prasada, Abhishek Singh, Kavita Bhatia, Sushil Kumar Jangid, Anshul M Singhal, Anish Somani, Roxanne VARZA Sairam Santharam, Bharat Panchal PhD "The Risky Monk", Karthik Muthukrishnan, Dr Debabrata Nayak, Sandeep Shukla, Sanjiv Singh, Dr.Panneerselvam ( PS ) Madanagopal, Gaurav Ranade, Chaahat Khattar, Mamatha Venkatesh, Vishal Saha C3iHub, IIT Kanpur, Startup India, Invest India, MeitY Startup Hub, STPI - Software Technology Parks of India, CII Centre of Excellence for Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Startups (CIES), Confederation of Indian Industry, FICCI, Netpoleon India #SecureBlink #IndiaAI #AtmanirbharBharat2047 #Cybersecurity #AI #AppSec #StartupIndia #SecureBlink #Threatspy #DigitalIndia #StationF #HECParis #makeinindia #IndiaToTheWorld

🚨 What if your customer data grew 105x more vulnerable overnight? 🚨 That’s exactly what happened to TotalEnergies—jumping from 210,000 to a staggering 22 million records exposed in just one year. The culprit? API vulnerabilities and misconfigurations that went unchecked. In today’s hyper-connected energy sector, APIs are the new attack surface. Are you confident your organisation isn’t next? 🔍 Discover how Threatspy’s Developer first AI-powered AppSec Management platform proactively detects, prioritises and remediates—before they become headline news. Ready to see how you can outsmart the next breach? Read the full disclosure: https://lnkd.in/guNQ9kYF #TotalEnergies #APIsecurity #Threatspy #DataBreach #EnergySector #Misconfiguration #Vulnerability #Hack #Threatfeed #SecureBlink

🚨 215 Million Downloads, 1 Dangerous Typo----How the Colorama Attack Redefined Supply Chain Risks Your Python dependencies could be silently hijacking your systems. Last month, attackers weaponized colorama—a tool used by 98% of Python developers—to deploy cross-platform malware via #PyPI. The campaign: Used typosquatted packages (coloramapkgsw, coloraiz) mimicking #Python and NPM ecosystems Delivered Windows/Linux payloads that: Disabled Windows Defender via PowerShell (Set-MpPreference -DisableRealtimeMonitoring $true) Masqueraded as kernel processes on Linux ([kworker/u:2]) Stole AWS keys, crypto wallets, and browser credentials from 170K+ developers Why this is very critical: 1️⃣ 54% of organizations lack Software Composition Analysis (SCA) tools to detect such threats 2️⃣ 83% of PyPI packages have at least 1 unpatched vulnerability 3️⃣ $2.3M in crypto assets were exposed via compromised GitHub accounts Details: https://lnkd.in/g-d2G4kM #SupplyChain #PyPI #DevSecOps #Colorama #Threatfeed #SecureBlink

🔓 In this week’s Weekly Threat Digest Newsletter, we have covered notable malware attacks from around the world 🌐 Discover the Critical CVE-2025-20188: Unauthenticated RCE in Cisco IOS XE WLCs, 5M users locked out as ransomware cripples MathWorks, and many more. Stay informed and be secure—don’t miss out! #Cybersecurity #AppSec #APISec #Newsletter #Threatspy #SecureBlink

ConnectWise Breached by Suspected Nation-State Actor Key Details: 🔓 ScreenConnect CLOUD customers (limited impact) 🌐 Sophisticated nation-state group ⏳ ~9 MONTHS (Aug ’24 discovery → May ’25) 🔧 Stolen machine keys → RCE on servers 🛡️ Fixed April 24 (but cloud-first!) 👉 Full Analysis: https://lnkd.in/genateqw #ConnectWiseBreach #ScreenConnect #RMM #MSP #NationStateHack #Hack #ThreatIntelligence #Threatfeed #SecureBlink

🚨 5 million engineers/researchers held hostage. No end in sight MATLAB isn’t just software—it’s the oxygen of modern R&D. Since May 18, that oxygen has been cut off by a ransomware attack so severe that MathWorks can’t even restore legacy accounts. The silence on data theft? Deafening. → Vector: Citrix NetScaler exploit (CVE-2023-3519) → Payload: Custom ransomware (.mwlocked) using AES-256 + Salsa20 encryption → Dwell Time: 87 minutes before detection Legacy accounts (inactive since October 11, 2024) are permanently locked due to corrupted credential backups. Critical systems are still down: License Center → New activations impossible File Exchange → 2.1M toolboxes inaccessible MATLAB Cloud → Latency > 500ms MathWorks has not confirmed data theft—but forensic trails don’t lie: 1️⃣ 412 GB exfiltrated pre-encryption (per internal logs) 2️⃣ Control system designs, genomic algorithms, defense models 3️⃣ GDPR/CCPA fines loom if user data is leaked Details: https://lnkd.in/g8aEuWGq #SIMULINK #Ransomware #Hack #Mathworks #outage #Matlab #Threatfeed #SecureBlink

🚨 Hackers Are Hijacking IT Tools You Trust 🚨 Your next network scan could invite ransomware. Imagine downloading Zenmap or WinMTR—tools you’ve used for years—only to unleash a malware storm. That’s exactly what’s happening now. 1️⃣ Fake sites for Zenmap, WinMTR, and Milestone XProtect top Google/Bing searches. 2️⃣ Direct visits show harmless blogs. Search referrals? A malware-laced download page. 3️⃣ Legitimate sites knocked offline to herd you to malicious clones. Details: https://lnkd.in/gh8Q9Ktw #WinMTR #SEO #Typosquatting #Bumblebee #ZenMAP #Malware #Threatfeed #SecureBlink

🔓 In this week’s Weekly Threat Digest Newsletter, we have covered notable supply chain attacks from around the world 🌐 Discover the Silent Ransom Group (Luna Moth) targetting US law firms via social engineering, data theft & $8M extortion, Trojanized KeePass installers to deploy Cobalt Strike beacons, steal credentials, and execute ransomware, and many more. Stay informed and be secure—don’t miss out! #Cybersecurity #AppSec #APISec #Newsletter #Threatspy #SecureBlink

🚨 Just one npm install could map your entire network for hackers. A stealthy npm supply chain attack is right now stealing: ✅ Internal IPs ✅ DNS servers ✅ Hostnames ✅ Project paths ...and sending it all to a Discord server controlled by threat actors. 🔻 3,000+ developers have already installed these 60 malicious packages. 🔻 CI/CD pipelines are leaking internal registry URLs and build secrets. 🔻 Your machine could be the entry point for the next ransomware wave. The packages are still live on npm despite reports. They’re hiding in plain sight with names like react-xterm2, hermes-inspector-msggen, and flipper-plugins. How it works: 1️⃣ You typo a package name or trust a “helper” tool. 2️⃣ A post-install script silently runs. 3️⃣ It fingerprints your OS, network, and cloud env (AWS, GCP, etc.). 4️⃣ If you’re not in a sandbox… Boom—data goes to Discord. ✔️ Audit your package-lock.json for the 60 malicious packages. ✔️ Block Discord webhooks at your firewall. ✔️ Repost to warn your network—this is everyone’s problem. Details: https://lnkd.in/gUhhdbu4 #SupplyChainSecurity #npm #DevSecOps #Hacking #Threatfeed #SecureBlink

🚨 Your Browser is Being Hijacked....And You’re Probably Ignoring It 🚨 You click a link. A meme loads. And suddenly, your session tokens, #passwords, or corporate data are silently leaking to a hacker’s server. No, this isn’t a dystopian thriller. It’s CVE-2025-4664—a high-severity Chrome vulnerability Google just confirmed is actively exploited in the wild. Attackers aren’t using #malware or zero-day exploits. They’re weaponizing something you see every day: an image request. Why this should stop you mid-scroll: 1️⃣ CISA added it to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities list—a rare move reserved for imminent threats. 2️⃣ Electron apps (Slack, Discord), Edge, Brave—any Chromium-based tool is a risk until patched. 3️⃣ No pop-ups, no warnings. Just your data slipping away while you browse. 🛑 The Fix? Update Chrome (Settings → Help → About). Force updates enterprise-wide—this is a golden ticket for phishing campaigns. Audit embedded Chromium instances, including the legacy internal tool. Details: https://lnkd.in/g-TsHkEy #DataBreach #Zeroday #Riskmanagement #CISA #KEV #Exploit #Vulnerability #Threatfeed #SecureBlink