Collaborate Disseminate
We analyze the activities of the Head Mare hacktivist group, which has been attacking Russian companies jointly with Twelve. Continue reading Head Mare and Twelve join forces to attack Russian entities
Kaspersky provides incident response statistics for 2024, as well real incidents analysis. The report also shares IR trends and cybersecurity recommendations. Continue reading Incident response analyst report 2024
Kaspersky experts analyze attacks by C.A.S, a cybergang that uses uncommon remote access Trojans and posts data about victims in public Telegram channels. Continue reading Analysis of Cyber Anarchy Squad attacks targeting Russian and Belarusian organizations
The ransomware looks to be a re-worked variant of Babuk.
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Continue reading New ‘Termite’ ransomware group claims responsibility for Blue Yonder cyberattack
Mikhail Matveev, better known as Wazawaka, was in court last week.
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Continue reading Notorious ransomware developer charged with computer crimes in Russia
A close look at the utilities, techniques, and infrastructure used by the hacktivist group Crypt Ghouls has revealed links to groups such as Twelve, BlackJack, etc. Continue reading Analysis of the Crypt Ghouls group: continuing the investigation into a series of attacks on Russia
Analysis of the hacktivist group Head Mare targeting companies in Russia and Belarus: exploitation of WinRAR vulnerability, custom tools PhantomDL and PhantomCore. Continue reading Head Mare: adventures of a unicorn in Russia and Belarus
“Up to $10 million for information that leads to the arrest and/or conviction of this defendant.” Continue reading US offers $10m bounty for Russian ransomware suspect outed in indictment
A new cybercrime outfit calling itself RA GROUP is just the latest to take advantage of leaked Babuk ransomware source code.
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A new cybercrime outfit calling itself RA GROUP is just the latest to take advantage of leaked Babuk ransomware source code.
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