Reported by Bleeping Computer. North Korean hackers are utilizing a post-quantum cryptographic mechanism to secure malicious payload delivery in a sophisticated campaign dubbed Operation FlashHole.

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Mudra, the certificate authority that issued eight intermediate TLS credentials so weak that anyone could mint certificates for any website or mail server—one had a private encryption key of just ...

Lazarus hackers used post-quantum cryptography in Operation FlashHole to conceal malware payloads targeting South Korean ...

eMudhra, an Indian certificate authority, is in the middle of a major cyber security fiasco after it was found the company ...

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Mudhra has witnessed a cybersecurity concern involving weak encryption keys linked to eight intermediate digital certificates ...

Bengaluru’s eMudhra exposed potential internet-wide risk, prompting browsers to block certificates and Centre to investigate ...

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There is no evidence that hackers generated any fraudulent website certificates by exploiting the weaknesses in eMudhra’s keys. Naveen Kumar, an employee at eMudhra, said in a post on a Mozilla forum ...

A mistake at the company's key ceremony left eight certificates open to forgery since April 2025. Browsers are now safe, but ...

Mudhra shares plunged 20% on Oct 21 after a security researcher flagged weak cryptographic keys linked to eight intermediate ...