IT KART

IT KART

IT Services and IT Consulting

Gurgaon, Haryana 5,561 followers

Cybersecurity Services and Solutions for Modern Businesses. Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP)

About us

Welcome to IT KART, your premier partner in cybersecurity solutions. We are dedicated to equipping organizations of all sizes with the tools and knowledge to navigate today’s complex digital landscape securely. Our mission is to empower you to thrive while keeping your data and infrastructure secure. Our services include comprehensive penetration testing, digital forensics, Virtual CISO, dark web monitoring, security policies, compliance and regulatory support, risk management framework, incident response plan, BCDR (Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery) plan, ISO 27001 audits, cloud backup solutions, cloud data migration, and MSSP (Managed Security Service Provider) offerings. Our 24/7 Security Operations Center (SOC) ensures continuous protection against cyber threats. At IT KART, we deliver high-quality, affordable cybersecurity solutions with flexible pricing tailored to your needs. We build lasting partnerships with our clients, understanding their unique challenges and providing tailored solutions for success. Focus on growing your business while we handle your cybersecurity needs. Join us to create a safer digital future, ensuring your organization is not only protected but empowered to thrive.

Website
www.itkart.io
Industry
IT Services and IT Consulting
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Gurgaon, Haryana
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2010
Specialties
cyber security services, vapt, cyber security, virtual ciso, dark web monitoring, banking cyber security, endpoint security, soc, data loss prevention, email security, penetration testing, VAPT, Disaster Recovery, Advanced Security, DLP, IT Audit, and ISO

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Locations

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    B38, Sunder Singh Marg, Block-B Old DLF Colony, Sector-14 (Gurugram)- Delhi NCR

    Gurgaon, Haryana 122001, IN

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  • 419B, 4th Floor, Global Business Hub

    Next to World Trade Centre, Eon Free Zone Rd, Kharadi

    Pune, Maharshtra 411014, IN

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Employees at IT KART

Updates

  • RedDelta has intensified its cyber-espionage efforts in Asia, focusing on Mongolia, Taiwan, Myanmar, Vietnam, and Cambodia. Between July 2023 and December 2024, the group employed a customized PlugX backdoor to breach high-profile defense and political entities in the region. Utilizing tactics such as phishing campaigns themed around events like Taiwan's 2024 elections, Vietnam's National Holiday, and ASEAN meeting invitations, RedDelta infiltrated systems using LNK, MSI, and MSC files. To conceal their malicious C2 traffic, they utilized Cloudflare's CDN. The group's strategic shift underscores their emphasis on targeting governments and diplomatic institutions not only in Asia but also globally. Stay informed about the latest cybersecurity trends and advancements. For Cybersecurity Services and Solutions, visit itkart.io. #itkart #CyberSecurity #RedDelta #PlugX #Espionage #Asia #Phishing #Cloudflare #CyberThreats

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  • NonEuclid RAT: A Rising Cybersecurity Threat Cybersecurity experts have discovered NonEuclid, a sophisticated remote access tool (RAT) engineered to target Windows systems. This malware, coded in C#, utilizes advanced evasion strategies, including bypassing antivirus software, escalating privileges, and implementing ransomware functionalities that encrypt files with a ".NonEuclid" extension. Promoted on underground forums, Discord, and YouTube, NonEuclid employs anti-analysis methods to avoid detection, circumvents Windows Antimalware Scan Interface (AMSI), and disables analysis tools like Task Manager. Experts caution that NonEuclid's blend of stealth, evasion techniques, and ransomware capabilities presents a formidable challenge for cybersecurity defenders, emphasizing the need for enhanced security protocols to counter such threats. Stay informed about the latest security trends and advancements. For Cybersecurity Services and Solutions, please visit itkart.io #itkart #Cybersecurity #MalwareAlert #NonEuclidRAT #Ransomware #ThreatDetection #WindowsSecurity #OnlineSafety

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  • 🚀 We're Hiring: Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) 🚀 We’re seeking a dynamic, innovative, and results-driven Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) to spearhead our marketing initiatives and drive brand growth! Key Responsibilities: -Develop and execute comprehensive marketing strategies -Oversee brand management, customer acquisition, and engagement -Lead digital marketing innovation and growth initiatives -Foster cross-functional collaboration across teams -Lead, mentor, and grow a high-performing marketing team Qualifications: -10+ years of experience in marketing, with at least 5 years in leadership positions -Expertise in digital marketing, SEO, SEM, and brand strategy -Exceptional leadership, communication, and data-driven decision-making skills Apply now and join a forward-thinking company that values creativity and innovation! 📧 Send your CV to: career@itkart.io #CMO #MarketingLeadership #JobOpportunity #MarketingCareers #Leadership #Hiring #MarketingStrategy

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  • APT hackers are using Eagerbee malware to breach government and ISP systems, with new variants of the WhisperBee malware targeting Middle Eastern government institutions and telecom providers. Sentinel Labs has identified similarities between WhisperBee and 'EchoStorm,' suggesting a connection beyond the previously known 'Scarlet Hive' association. The initial infection method remains unknown, but past breaches exploited the ProxyShell flaw (CVE-2021-34473). The attack mechanism involves an injector (svcpanel.dll) loading a payload (userreg.dat) through DLL sideloading, leveraging services like 'Themes' and IKEEXT for stealth and persistence. WhisperBee operates continuously, gathering system information and connecting to a C2 server to download modules for enhanced functionality. Key Modules: - File Controller: Manages files, permissions, and scripts. - Process Controller: Lists and oversees processes. - Remote Control: Facilitates RDP and shell access. - Service Controller: Regulates services and gathers status information. - Network Controller: Monitors network connections and logs data. For those interested in staying informed about the latest security trends and developments, it is advisable to remain vigilant. To explore Cybersecurity Services and Solutions, you can visit itkart.io. #itkart #CyberSecurity #Malware #APT #ThreatIntel #ProxyShell #WhisperBee #EchoStorm

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  • Addressing Future Cybersecurity Challenges in APAC: AI and Quantum Risks In 2025, the Asia-Pacific region (APAC) is facing escalating cybersecurity threats from AI-driven risks and sophisticated 'collect now, crack later' attacks. The convergence of quantum computing and AI-generated deepfakes poses significant challenges to security measures. Cybercriminals are leveraging AI for malicious activities such as phishing, malware distribution, and the propagation of deepfakes, leading to a decline in trust and an increase in misinformation. Noteworthy incidents, like the $25 million lost in Hong Kong due to deepfake scams, highlight the gravity of the situation. To combat these evolving threats, organizations are increasingly focusing on integrating AI-based security solutions and implementing quantum-resistant encryption methods. Security experts emphasize the importance of establishing robust and scalable defense mechanisms while adhering to stringent regulatory frameworks. In conclusion, APAC needs to swiftly implement AI-centric defenses, embrace quantum-safe protocols, and streamline security protocols to safeguard against imminent cyber risks. For those interested in staying informed about the latest developments in cybersecurity, remember to keep abreast of emerging trends. For Cybersecurity Services and Solutions, please visit itkart.io #itkart #CyberSecurity #AIThreats #QuantumComputing #Deepfakes #APACSecurity #CyberDefense #DataProtection #AIinCybersecurity #QuantumThreats

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  • CyberDefend Chrome Extension Breach On Dec 24, 2024, unauthorized access to a CyberDefend admin account led to the release of a malicious Chrome extension update (v4.12.9) on Dec 25. This update enabled data theft, including cookies and sessions, redirecting them to cyberdefensext[.]net. CyberDefend swiftly removed the update, releasing a clean version (v4.13.0) within an hour, followed by v4.13.1 with telemetry enhancements. Recommendations: • Upgrade to v4.13.0+ • Reset credentials & API tokens • Monitor logs for anomalies • Retain affected extensions for forensic analysis Extensions from non-Chrome Web Store sources were unaffected. CyberDefend is collaborating with authorities and SentinelLabs to ensure transparency. For cybersecurity services: itkart.io #CyberDefend #ChromeExtensionBreach #CyberSecurity

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  • A critical vulnerability (CVE-2024-52046) has been identified in Apache MINA, affecting versions 2.0 through 2.2.3. The vulnerability, found in the `ObjectSerializationDecoder`, lacks sufficient security measures for Java deserialization, potentially enabling threat actors to insert harmful data and trigger remote code execution. To address this issue, Apache has released updates (2.0.27, 2.1.10, 2.2.4) for immediate installation, ensuring system safety. Alongside the Apache MINA vulnerability, recent patches have resolved critical issues in Apache HugeGraph-Server and Apache Traffic Control. It is crucial to promptly update impacted systems to mitigate these vulnerabilities and safeguard against potential risks. Remain vigilant and stay updated on the latest security advancements. For comprehensive Cybersecurity Services and Solutions, explore itkart.io. #itkart #ApacheMINA #SecurityFlaw #RemoteCodeExecution #JavaDeserialization #CVE #Cybersecurity #PatchNow

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  • Ruijie Networks Cloud Platform is facing a critical security challenge with 50,000 devices at risk of remote hacking threats, as revealed by researchers from Claroty. Vulnerabilities in the Reyee platform and OS devices have been identified, potentially leaving these cloud-connected devices exposed to remote attacks. Key Threats: - CVE-2024-47547 (CVSS 9.4): Weak password recovery susceptible to brute force attacks. - CVE-2024-48874 (CVSS 9.8): SSRF attack exposing internal AWS services. - CVE-2024-52324 (CVSS 9.8): Malicious MQTT messages facilitating remote code execution. The 'Open Gate' Attack Method: Exploiting device serial numbers to bypass authentication, this method allows for denial-of-service and malicious command execution. Concerns with Physical Proximity: Wi-Fi beacons can disclose serial numbers, enabling attackers to compromise devices remotely (CVE-2024-47146, CVSS 7.5). Remediation: Ruijie Networks has addressed these vulnerabilities, requiring no action from users. Associated Risks: Similar vulnerabilities were discovered by PCAutomotive in Skoda's infotainment units, posing risks of remote tracking, eavesdropping, and data theft. In conclusion, the prevalence of IoT vulnerabilities underscores the necessity for robust defense mechanisms. It is crucial to remain vigilant and protected against emerging threats in the cybersecurity landscape. Stay updated on the latest security trends and developments. For Cybersecurity Services and Solutions, please visit itkart.io #itkart #CyberSecurity #IoTSecurity #RuijieVulnerabilities #CloudSecurity #NetworkThreats

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