[ad_1] The affiliate panel of the infamous LockBit Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) group has been hacked and defaced, showing a link to a MySQL database dump ostensibly containing leaked data relating to the group’s operations: The defaced dark web affiliate panel (Source: Help Net Security) The breach has been confirmed by LockBitSupp – the creator, developer and...Read More
[ad_1] Anti-ransomware Solutions Market The most recent report published by WMR indicates that the “Anti-ransomware Solutions Market” is likely to accelerate significantly in the next few years. The Anti-ransomware Solutions Market report gives a purposeful depiction of the area by the practice for research, amalgamation, market size, overview, and review of data taken from various...Read More
[ad_1] Oh dear, what a shame, never mind. Yes, it’s hard to feel too much sympathy when a group of cybercriminals who have themselves extorted millions of dollars from innocent victims have found themselves dealing with their own cybersecurity problem. And that’s just what has happened to the notorious LockBit ransomware gang, which has been...Read More
[ad_1] LockBit has suffered a data breach following panel defacement. (Photo: Tero Vesalainen/ Shutterstock) LockBit, a ransomware group known for numerous cyberattacks, has encountered a data breach following the defacement of its dark web affiliate panels. These panels now display a message stating, “Don’t do crime CRIME IS BAD xoxo from Prague,” along with a...Read More
[ad_1] The Press Information Bureau’s fact-check handle on X, @PIBFactCheck, flagged a forward that is going viral on social media. It is regarded to be part of the disinformation war launched by non-state actors in the aftermath of Operation Sindoor. The forward makes three points: The first is that ATMs across India will remain shut...Read More
[ad_1] A recent discovery by Netskope Threat Labs has brought to light a highly complex ransomware variant dubbed “DOGE Big Balls,” a derivative of the Fog ransomware. Named provocatively after the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), this ransomware incorporates political statements and taunts in its payloads, including references to public figures and YouTube videos. The...Read More
[ad_1] Cybersecurity researchers have identified a sophisticated new ransomware variant called “DOGE Big Balls,” which appears to be a modified version of the existing Fog ransomware family. The malware, provocatively named after the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), employs a complex multi-stage infection chain utilizing both custom-developed PowerShell scripts and well-known open-source tools to compromise...Read More
[ad_1] The recent surge of ransomware attacks on global organisations has drawn renewed focus to the critical risks facing essential infrastructure and business operations. The latest incident involves Aigües de Mataró, a Spanish water supplier, whose computer systems and website have been compromised. This attack follows a string of high-profile ransomware incidents in Spain, including...Read More
[ad_1] What we’re seeing with Medusa ransomware isn’t just another spike — it’s a sign of how ransomware is evolving. The question every organisation should be asking right now is: If an attack like Medusa came for you, could you survive it? New research from Illumio’s Global Cost of Ransomware Study shows just how widespread and damaging...Read More
