CloudSEK is a contextual AI company that predicts Cyber Threats.
Combining the power of Cyber,Brand & Attack Surface monitoring to give context to Digital Risk
An exposed attacker server revealed the machinery behind Operation Escaneo—a cyber campaign targeting government, financial and critical infrastructure across Mexico and LATAM.
CloudSEK maps the tools, exploits and data theft.
https://t.co/2rgJZo0Gvc
Fake tickets. Stolen cards. OTP bypass.
CloudSEK uncovered a Chinese-origin FIFA World Cup 2026 fraud network using cloned ticket sites, live victim tracking and payment interception.
Could you spot the fake?
https://t.co/wVpErJiZqO
IPL betting scams are going high-tech.
CloudSEK found 1,200+ illegal betting domains, AI deepfake promos, mule accounts, compromised govt sites, fake loan apps and ₹4.65 crore in rejected withdrawals from one backend alone.
Read: https://t.co/t9CbqV8DJH
IPL fever is turning into scam season.
CloudSEK found 600+ fake IPL ticketing domains and 400+ fake streaming sites targeting fans with fake QR tickets, payment traps and malware built to steal passwords, browser data and crypto wallets.
Read: https://t.co/bFofzaxum9
New supply chain threat uncovered
CloudSEK TRIAD found an npm campaign using crypto-javascri, a typosquatted package impersonating crypto-js.
It steals npm/GitHub credentials, hijacks maintainer accounts, and uses Tor-based C2 to stay harder to disrupt.
https://t.co/akr2RpJeDg
What if the cyber reconnaissance came before the missiles? CloudSEK’s latest report explores alleged APT35 activity across GCC targets, from aviation to energy, and why defenders should pay close attention to the region’s cyber risk now.
https://t.co/34VNFKWJfu
What developers thought was harmless is now access to AI.
CloudSEK found 32 hardcoded Google API keys across 22 Android apps — used by 500M+ users — now exposing access to Gemini AI.
No warning. Just risk.
https://t.co/3CstvNuQxw
That “free gift” link isn’t random. It’s engineered.
CloudSEK exposes a global network abusing 300+ brands to profile users and funnel them into scams.
Phishing is now targeted, scalable, and industrial.
Read: https://t.co/HiR8zyOnqg
CloudSEK Triad has published a detailed investigation into the RAMP cybercrime forum, covering its operations and working from 2021 through its seizure by the FBI in January 2026.
Read the full report: https://t.co/8SXZDf4K8n
Attackers don’t need to build AI anymore. They just need to break it.
This report shows how AI pipelines, not models, are becoming the weakest link in modern cyber conflict.
Dive in: https://t.co/L8holxaOeV
Iran–US escalation is pushing cyber risk into critical infrastructure.
CloudSEK’s new report maps ICS/OT threat actors and shows why disruption may not need advanced exploits.
In many cases, internet exposure + weak/default access is enough.
https://t.co/xeuNpIohhT
CloudSEK x Commvault
New integration to tackle exposed credentials on the dark web—bringing real-time credential intelligence into Active Directory security workflows.
https://t.co/KoBMemVQo9
Cyber war escalates in the Middle East ⚠️
After Israel–U.S. strikes on Iran, the region faces the largest cyberattack in history:
🔹 150+ hacktivist incidents
🔹 AI‑driven campaigns on Gulf states
🔹 Global risks to energy, finance & IT
Read: https://t.co/MKlSsXENe1
Denied a US visa in 2012 at 23.
Funded with 10 million dollars by a US state at 37.
In 2012, Rahul Sasi from Mavelikkara, Kerala, was invited to present his cybersecurity research at the globally respected Black Hat Briefings in the United States.
But at the visa interview, authorities questioned his low salary, his lack of a completed degree, and how a BTech dropout could qualify for such a conference. Despite an official invitation, his visa was denied.
The rejection hurt. But it sparked a resolve. He would not return to the US until he could create jobs there.
Diagnosed with ADHD as a child, Rahul often struggled in structured classrooms. In 2010, he dropped out of engineering to pursue an internship with iSIGHT Partners, later acquired by Google Cloud.
He moved to Pune, lived frugally, and poured every spare hour into cybersecurity research.
In 2015, he founded CloudSEK.
In early 2026, CloudSEK raised 10 million dollars from Connecticut Innovations, marking its return to America, this time as a founder building opportunity.
Sometimes rejection is not the end of the story. It is where it begins.
@cloudsek
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🇨🇦 Canada targeted by evolving e-crime tactics!
From Paytool to smishing, fraud, and malware—CloudSEK tracks rising digital threats coordinated via Telegram and underground forums.
🔍 Stay ahead with our latest threat intel report:
https://t.co/lQITHvjJdd
🚨 Crypto users alert
CloudSEK has uncovered a Discord-based cryptojacking campaign using clipboard-hijacking malware to silently replace wallet addresses and steal funds. Gamers & crypto communities are key targets.
Read more: https://t.co/oXyoQoelma
Big milestone for Indian cybersecurity 🇮🇳🇺🇸
CloudSEK becomes the first Indian-origin cybersecurity firm to receive investment from a U.S. state-backed venture fund, with backing from Connecticut Innovations (Series B2).
Indian cyber innovation goes global.
Big moment for Indian cybersecurity 🇮🇳🇺🇸
CloudSEK becomes the first Indian-origin cyber firm to receive investment from a U.S. state-backed fund, with backing from @CT_Innovate (Series B2).
Read More:
https://t.co/otfkAljxhI
CloudSEK TRIAD identifies #MuddyWater leveraging spearphishing & icon spoofing to deliver #RustyWater—a new Rust-based implant targeting Middle East diplomatic & industrial sectors. Sustained activity seen across financial & maritime sectors.
Report: https://t.co/1aziSCiGU5
CloudSEK TRIAD discovered Silver Fox APT targeting India with Valley RAT via Income Tax phishing. Infrastructure pivoting revealed 10+ related domains with China nexus hosting. Previously misattributed to SideWinder.
https://t.co/AKiE7iivAk
#APT#SilverFox#ValleyRAT