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FBI secretly penetrated Hive ransomware gang’s network, Hive dark web site seized
The U.S. Department of Justice has dismantled an international ransomware network responsible for extorting and attempting to extort hundreds of millions of dollars from victims in the U.S. and around the world. The Hive ransomware ring has extorted hundreds of millions of dollars from more than 1,500 victims in hospitals, schools, financial companies, and critical infrastructure in more than 80 countries around the world. -
Hive Ransomware Gang Claims Ransomware Attack on Tata Power India, Data Leaked on Dark Web
The leak site built through the dark web shows that the Hive ransomware gang has released the data they claim to have stolen from Tata Power, which would indicate that ransom negotiations with Tata Power have failed. -
Snatch ransom gang leaks personal information of its celebrity customers to the dark web after UK luxury farm store Daylesford refuses to pay ransom
The ransomware gang, named after the Guy Ritchie-directed movie, targeted the most exclusive farm stores in the British Cotswolds and their celebrity customers. -
Dark Web Ransom Group REvil Claims Ransomware Attack on Multi-Billion Dollar Chinese Manufacturing Giant Midea
REvil claims to have stolen a variety of different data from Midea, including its product lifecycle management (PLM) system - containing blueprints and firmware source code - as well as financial information intended for sale. -
Cyber attack on Creos, a subsidiary of Luxembourg energy supplier Enovos Group, leaks data on the dark web by BlackCat ransom gang
The ransomware group BlackCat is a hacking group with ties to Russia. However, it is not known who exactly is behind it. On the Internet, you can find various cyber attacks BlackCat has been involved in and where ransoms have been demanded. -
LockBit Ransomware Gang’s Dark Web Site Crippled by DDoS Attack After Claimed Breach of Cybersecurity Giant Entrust
The current LockBit ransomware gang, still unable to resist the DDoS attack on their dark web site, has temporarily placed a message on one of their Tor domains seeking BT seed upload points. -
Inside the dark web market: amateur cybercriminals work with professional groups
The harshest conclusion of HP Wolf Security's report is that cybercriminals are operating in an almost professional manner, delivering easy-to-launch, plug-and-play malware and ransomware attacks as software-as-a-service. This allows those with even the most basic skills to launch cyber attacks. -
LockBit Ransomware Group Releases “LockBit 3.0”, Launches Multiple Dark Web Mirror Sites, Introduces First Ransomware Exploit Bounty Program
The new version improves the UI design of the ransom site, launches the organization's official blog site on the dark web, a document site showing evidence of the intrusion, a chat site to communicate with victims, and adds a Zcash cryptocurrency payment option. -
Researchers Share Techniques for Discovering Anonymous Ransomware Sites on the Dark Web
By leveraging the operational security failures of threat actors and other techniques, Cisco Talos was able to identify TOR hidden services hosted on public IP addresses, some of which were previously unknown infrastructures associated with DarkAngels, Snatch, Quantum and Nokoyawa ransomware groups. -
German Municipality of Schlissheim informs hundreds of citizens about dark web data
The city of Schlissheim, Germany, informed hundreds of citizens about the dark web data. About a month ago, unidentified individuals hacked into the city's IT systems, and these cybercriminals used malware ("ransomware") to encrypt the city's servers. They did not demand a ransom, but threatened to release the data on the dark web. After the deadline passed, their stolen internal documents were leaked on the Dark Web.
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