Cybersecuritynews Transparent Tribe Targets India's Startup Ecosystem in Cyber Attacks
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The Pakistan-based hacking group Transparent Tribe, also known as APT36, has shifted its focus to India's startup ecosystem, particularly targeting companies in the cybersecurity and intelligence sectors. This change marks a significant evolution in their tactics, moving away from traditional government targets. The group's activities have been ongoing since 2013.
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