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Ignoble Scorpius, previously known as Royal ransomware, has rebranded as BlackSuit ransomware and increased its activity since March 2024. The group has targeted at least 93 victims globally, with a focus on the construction and manufacturing industries. Their initial ransom demands average 1.6% of…
Helldown is a new and highly active ransomware group that has claimed 31 victims in three months. It employs custom ransomware for Windows and Linux systems, engages in double extortion, and exploits vulnerabilities in Zyxel firewalls for initial access. The group exfiltrates large volumes of data,…
Cloud ransomware attacks are evolving, primarily targeting storage services like Amazon S3 and Azure Blob Storage. Attackers exploit misconfigurations or use stolen credentials to access and encrypt data. Cloud service providers have implemented security measures, such as AWS's 7-day key deletion w…
Since early August, there has been a significant increase in Fog and Akira ransomware intrusions targeting SonicWall SSL VPN users across various industries. The attacks appear opportunistic rather than targeting specific sectors. All affected devices lacked patches for CVE-2024-40766. Initial acce…
Lumma Stealer, a sophisticated information-stealing malware, has evolved its tactics to employ fake CAPTCHA verification for payload delivery. The malware exploits legitimate software and uses multi-stage fileless techniques to evade detection. Its infection chain involves PowerShell scripts, proce…
This intelligence report analyzes the increasing prevalence of information stealers, focusing on Kral, AMOS, Vidar, and ACR. Kral, delivered by its downloader, targets cryptocurrency wallets and browser data. AMOS, a macOS stealer, spreads through malvertising impersonating Homebrew. Vidar distribu…
This report discusses malicious Golang ransomware samples that exploit Amazon S3's Transfer Acceleration feature to exfiltrate victims' data and upload it to attacker-controlled S3 buckets. The samples contained hard-coded AWS credentials linked to compromised accounts, allowing the researchers to …
A new stealthy Linux malware called perfctl has been analyzed. The malware runs two processes: perfctl and a disguised process mimicking known Linux processes. It uses Tor for external communications and local sockets for inter-process communication. After 30 minutes, the attacker drops scripts to …
The Dark Angels ransomware group, active since April 2022, operates with sophisticated strategies targeting large companies for substantial ransom demands. They focus on stealthy attacks, avoiding outsourcing to third-party brokers. The group uses various ransomware payloads, including Babuk and Re…
This article analyzes four previously undisclosed DNS tunneling campaigns identified through a new campaign monitoring system. The system detects tunneling domains based on common techniques and attributes used in malicious campaigns. Four new campaigns were uncovered: FinHealthXDS (targeting finan…
This intelligence report details a sophisticated malware campaign targeting multiple industries across various countries. The threat actor employs advanced tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) to infiltrate networks, maintain persistence, and exfiltrate sensitive data. The malware used in thi…
A sophisticated Android spyware campaign targeting South Koreans has been uncovered by Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs. Active since June 2024, the malware exploits an Amazon AWS S3 bucket as its Command and Control server to exfiltrate sensitive personal data including SMS messages, contacts,…
A BlackCat ransomware intrusion began with a Nitrogen malware campaign impersonating Advanced IP Scanner. The attackers used Sliver and Cobalt Strike beacons for post-exploitation, leveraging Python scripts for memory loading. They performed network enumeration using various tools and moved lateral…
Microsoft has observed Storm-0501, a financially motivated cybercriminal group, conducting multi-staged attacks targeting hybrid cloud environments. The group compromises on-premises networks, performs lateral movement to cloud environments, exfiltrates data, steals credentials, creates persistent …
Identified as a sophisticated dropper binary designed to deploy an information stealer dubbed BLX Stealer or XLABB Stealer, this malware has been actively promoted on Telegram and Discord platforms. It targets credentials, browser data, cryptocurrency wallets, and other sensitive personal informati…
RansomHub is a ransomware-as-a-service variant that has targeted over 210 victims across various critical infrastructure sectors since February 2024. It employs a double-extortion model, encrypting systems and exfiltrating data. The ransom note provides victims with a client ID and instructions to …
A government-affiliated Taiwanese research institute specializing in computing technologies experienced a cyber intrusion likely carried out by the Chinese hacking group APT41. The attackers employed ShadowPad malware, Cobalt Strike, and custom tools, exploiting vulnerabilities like CVE-2018-0824 f…
At Cyfirma, this report offers a comprehensive analysis of Mint Stealer, an information-stealing malware operating within a malware-as-a-service (MaaS) framework. Mint Stealer targets sensitive data and uses sophisticated techniques to evade detection. This in-depth study explores Mint Stealer's ev…
This report provides an in-depth analysis of a newly discovered information stealer named Kematian-Stealer, actively developed on GitHub and distributed as open-source software. The malware employs various techniques to collect sensitive data from compromised systems, evade detection, and maintain …
This report provides an in-depth analysis of the BlackSuit ransomware, a threat that has been actively targeting various sectors since May 2023. It presents statistics from incident response engagements, explores the ransomware's behavior and technical analysis, and offers insights into the potenti…
On June 18, 2024, an employee's account at ANY.RUN was compromised and used to carry out a phishing attack against the company's entire contact list. The initial compromise occurred on May 27 through an AiTM phishing campaign targeting the employee. Over the following weeks, the attacker maintained…