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Raphael Satter retweeted
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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Raphael Satter retweeted
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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Raphael Satter retweeted
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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Raphael Satter retweeted
This is a pretty wild story from an extensive @Reuters investigation: How an Indian startup hacked the world reuters.com/investigates/spe…
Raphael Satter retweeted
🔊 How an Indian startup hacked the world – listen to @razhael on our Special Report on Reuters World News daily podcast reut.rs/49F6BI6
Please read the incredible story of how a small Indian ed tech firm turned into one of the world’s prolific cyber mercenary organizations:
reuters.com/investigates/spe…
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Also today: A client of Indian hackers-for-hire, Aviram Azari, was sentenced to 6-2/3 years in prison
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@jsrailton, riffing off this sentence, lays out the stakes in a way few others do:
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Raphael Satter retweeted
🧵 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.
