National CERT of Pakistan hosted probationary officers from the 53rd Common Training Programme to brief them on cybersecurity, national threat landscape, and operational frameworks.
National CERT’s Cyber Patriot Program provides a structured platform for responsible vulnerability reporting, strengthening Pakistan’s digital infrastructure while recognizing ethical contributors.
PTA warns mobile users to stay vigilant against WhatsApp hacking and financial scams, advising not to share personal information or OTPs with unverified sources.
National CERT has warned users and organizations about a critical zero day vulnerability in Google Chrome that is being actively exploited and could allow remote code execution and system compromise.
National CERT plans to brief senior government officials on security risks linked to foreign software use, highlighting data protection concerns and the need for stronger oversight in Pakistan.
National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency advises WhatsApp users to follow security steps, including re-registration and PIN reset, if accounts are hacked or compromised.
Pakistan Banks Association and SBP issue advisory warning public against scammers using fake parcel delivery messages to extract PINs and online transfers. Verify all payments before sending.
National CERT of Pakistan attended a three-day OSINT training organized by ICMPD with FIA, NCCIA, and PTA to strengthen capabilities against cyber-enabled trafficking and recruitment fraud.
National CERT of Pakistan held a comprehensive cybersecurity training at Aga Khan Foundation, enhancing awareness on digital threats, AI misuse, and organizational cyber resilience for civil society members nationwide.
SECP warns investors about fake online trading platforms, unlicensed brokers, and social media scams offering fabricated returns, urging verification through official channels.
