Ransomware gangs are making it easier for buyers to search for stolen files on data leak websites
At least two ransomware operations and one extortion group have adopted a new strategy to force victims to pay for not leaking the stolen files.
At least two ransomware operations and one extortion group have adopted a new strategy to force victims to pay for not leaking the stolen files.
The threat actors will likely use ransomware to monetize their operation.
By June 26, at least four different groups accessed the cluster.
The database was downloaded from Mangatoon’s Elasticsearch server that was protected with a weak password.
The cyber security world in brief: APT is using new pentesting tool to evade detection, hackers sell data of over a billion Chinese, and more.
According to a recent report published by Palo Alto Networks, new piece of malware currently evades 56 antivirus products.
At this point, only one victim is listed on the RedAlert’s data leak website, indicating that the development is very new.
Despite patching the flaw, Microsoft hasn’t provided any details about it and assigned a CVE ID yet.
According to the National Bank of Ukraine, cybercriminals defrauded over 5,000 people and stole 100,000,000 hryvnias.
Allegedly stolen from Shanghai Police, the database contains personal information of Chinese national residents and crime cases details.
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