
Telangana logs over 17K malware attacks per day
New Indian ExpressHYDERABAD: Telangana witnessed at least 17,128 malware attacks per day through 2024, the attackers spared no one — from your nondescript homemaker to government websites. The Telangana Cyber Threat Report-2025 — compiled by the Data Security Council of India, in collaboration with Seqrite and released at the ongoing SHIELD-2025 cybersecurity conclave on Wednesday — says that 62,52,023 malware instances were detected in 2024 in the state. Hackers put sensitive data in public domain Malware is a term derived from “malicious software.” It’s a broad term for any harmful software that’s designed to damage or steal data from computers. Some of the significant incidents include the February 19, 2024, attack by the Telegram-based group “Black_Code,” which leaked credentials from the Telangana government portal, the February 21, 2024, attack by “Nusantara” on the SC/ST Commission portal, the March 2, 2024, targeting of Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka’s website and more.
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