Cybercrime, the US target currency exchanges exploited by ransomware groups
The first in the blacklist is Chatex, that facilitated financial transactions for malware actors. After DarkSide, also REvil actors finish in the DoS reward program.
Cybercrime, US cybersecurity experts close the circle on the REvil ransomware
Two members of the gang arrested and at least $6.1 million sized. Just few days ago the DoS launched a rich reward program against DarkSide.
Cybercrime, the United States target DarkSide ransomware gang
The DoS offers a $10,000,000 reward for information leading to the identification or arrest of the malware variants operators.
Cybercrime, DoppelPaymer is back with a new name: Grief
Bleeping Computer: The two Ransomware-as-a-Service operations exploit the same encrypted file format and the distribution channel: the Dridex botnet.
Cybercrime: here it comes BlackMatter, the DarkSide and REvil heir
Recorded Future cybersecurity experts: The Ransomware-as-a-Service will target all big industries, except healthcare and governments.
Cybercrime, a fake DarkSide campaign targets Energy-Food sectors
Trend Micro cybersecurity experts: A low-level attacker is trying to profit off the current situation around the ransomware group.
Cybercrime, Is Qlocker gang shutting down its ransomware operation?
The group’s Tor sites began displaying a message stating that it “will be closed soon”. It seems a preventive move to try to escape from the DarkSide fate.
Cybercrime, has the DarkSide ransomware operation shut down?
It seems the threat actors lost access to servers and their cryptocurrency was transferred to an unknown wallet. Is the attack on Colonial Pipeline related?
Cybercrime, Darkside gang now target stock markets organizations
Recorded Future cybersecurity experts: The ransomware group will notify info to crooked market traders in advance, so they can short a company’s stock price.
Cybercrime, Darkside operators try to pose as modern Robin Hood
Bleeping Computer: They donate $20,000 to Children International and The Water Project. But money comes from ransomware criminal activity, and the organizations won’t keep it.