We can assert with a high degree of confidence Lockbit is reposting old victims.
Source: we've seen them listed before and others have too
Source: we've seen them listed before and others have too
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One if our primary recommendations to younger people is to immediately, without hesitation, involve yourself in the cybersecurity-ecosystem. It does not matter if it is Twitter, Mastodon, whatever, but it needs to be done.
The reason why is not social networking (although this can help). The real reason why is the constant, nearly suffocating, flooding of information, news, and research. Every single day we see new malware analysis papers, research papers on nearly every IT-based field you can conjure, and news on cyber crime, technological advancements, or 'futurism'.
Of course the quality of the things mentioned varies on an almost hourly basis, but this constant stream of information will allow you to continually educate yourself and grow as a person. We are not recommending you be glued to Twitter (or whatever you choose), but simply logging in once a day, before bed or in the morning, and just simply doom-scrolling the website, seeing the horrors unleashed, will allow you to grow.
Also, you will collect a colossal 'to-read-list' in your bookmarks and every so often you'll read 1 or 2 papers and become depressed that you didn't think of the research they shared sooner.
The reason why is not social networking (although this can help). The real reason why is the constant, nearly suffocating, flooding of information, news, and research. Every single day we see new malware analysis papers, research papers on nearly every IT-based field you can conjure, and news on cyber crime, technological advancements, or 'futurism'.
Of course the quality of the things mentioned varies on an almost hourly basis, but this constant stream of information will allow you to continually educate yourself and grow as a person. We are not recommending you be glued to Twitter (or whatever you choose), but simply logging in once a day, before bed or in the morning, and just simply doom-scrolling the website, seeing the horrors unleashed, will allow you to grow.
Also, you will collect a colossal 'to-read-list' in your bookmarks and every so often you'll read 1 or 2 papers and become depressed that you didn't think of the research they shared sooner.
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Earlier today Dmitriy Smilianets shared information regarding allegations from ALPHV affiliates of ALPHV administrative scamming partners.
A user went online to state they are responsible for ransoming Change Healthcare. They state after receiving payment ALPHV administrative staff suspended their account. They continue to say the suspension was suspicious and March 3rd, 2024 the wallet which received the Change Healthcare funds was emptied.
They conclude the post by unveiling an ALPHV wallet which has received approx. $92,749,381 (or 1401 BTC)
Wallet: 14Q5xgBHAkWxDVrnHautcm4PPGmy5cfw6b
*information and photos via Dmitriy Smilianets
A user went online to state they are responsible for ransoming Change Healthcare. They state after receiving payment ALPHV administrative staff suspended their account. They continue to say the suspension was suspicious and March 3rd, 2024 the wallet which received the Change Healthcare funds was emptied.
They conclude the post by unveiling an ALPHV wallet which has received approx. $92,749,381 (or 1401 BTC)
Wallet: 14Q5xgBHAkWxDVrnHautcm4PPGmy5cfw6b
*information and photos via Dmitriy Smilianets
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Earlier today Dmitriy Smilianets shared information regarding allegations from ALPHV affiliates of ALPHV administrative scamming partners. A user went online to state they are responsible for ransoming Change Healthcare. They state after receiving paymentβ¦
tl;dr it is Monday, another day, another ransomware conflict
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If we had to guess, we assume famous American rapper Meek Mill is conveying his frustration with ransomware groups.
Unfortunately, what MeekMill does not know, is it is going to take more than a private detective (or 100's) to dismantle ransomware groups.
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Unfortunately, what MeekMill does not know, is it is going to take more than a private detective (or 100's) to dismantle ransomware groups.
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If we had to guess, we assume famous American rapper Meek Mill is conveying his frustration with ransomware groups. Unfortunately, what MeekMill does not know, is it is going to take more than a private detective (or 100's) to dismantle ransomware groups.β¦
Update: the is not about ransomware, or cyber attacks in the traditional sense, Mr. Meek Mill's frustration derives from a recent leak which some people allege him to be a homosexual
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We have a lot of updates for vx-underground.
Unfortunately, these updates have not been pushed because we're in the middle of a galactic war (for democracy) and are actively trying to liberate Meridia from Terminids
Unfortunately, these updates have not been pushed because we're in the middle of a galactic war (for democracy) and are actively trying to liberate Meridia from Terminids
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The dork who leaked classified United States military documents on a Minecraft Discord server has plead guilty. He is facing 10 years in prison.
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/air-national-guardsman-agrees-plead-guilty-unlawfully-disclosing-classified-national-defense
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/air-national-guardsman-agrees-plead-guilty-unlawfully-disclosing-classified-national-defense
www.justice.gov
Air National Guardsman Agrees to Plead Guilty to Unlawfully Disclosing
Jack Douglas Teixeira, 22, of North Dighton, Massachusetts, a member of the U.S. Air National Guard (USANG) stationed in Massachusetts, has agreed to plead guilty to retaining and transmitting classified National Defense Information on a social media platformβ¦
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Good morning, and welcome to your daily dose of internet-true-crime-drama
tl;dr nerds think ALPHV is doing exit scam, ALPHV blames FBI
March 3rd an ALPHV affiliate went onto RAMP and claimed that ALPHV administrative staff scammed them. They alleged they were responsible for the attack against Change Healthcare and, when trying to log into their panel, noticed their ALPHV affiliate account was suspended. To show proof of this they shared an alleged ALPHV wallet. Researchers believe Change Healthcare paid $22,000,000. Change Healthcare has not publicly confirmed or denied paying the ransom. ALPHV administration displayed a status online saying "Everything is off, we decide". Shortly after it was changed to "GG" - 'Good Game'.
Later on, on March 4th, "Affiliate Plus" ALPHV account holders expressed frustration that their accounts were suddenly closed - unable to perform their ransomware attacks. They claimed ALPHV administrative staff was ignoring them.
Later, later, later on March 4th, ALPHV administrative staff relayed an ambiguous message. They stated that the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation was responsible (for ???). We are not sure if they are saying the RAMP post was the FBI, trying to damage their reputation, or if ALPHV administrative staff is claiming the FBI intentionally attacked American critical infrastructure.
Later, later, later, later on March 4th, ALPHV put the source code to ALPHV ransomware for sale for $5,000,000.
Today, March 5th, the ALPHV domain shows an FBI seizure message. However, researchers have indicated that the HTML source code looks suspicious and they believe this is a phony FBI seizure page. There has not been any official announcement from the United States Department of Justice to confirm or deny this seizure notice on the ALPHV domain.
tl;dr nerds think ALPHV is doing exit scam, ALPHV blames FBI
March 3rd an ALPHV affiliate went onto RAMP and claimed that ALPHV administrative staff scammed them. They alleged they were responsible for the attack against Change Healthcare and, when trying to log into their panel, noticed their ALPHV affiliate account was suspended. To show proof of this they shared an alleged ALPHV wallet. Researchers believe Change Healthcare paid $22,000,000. Change Healthcare has not publicly confirmed or denied paying the ransom. ALPHV administration displayed a status online saying "Everything is off, we decide". Shortly after it was changed to "GG" - 'Good Game'.
Later on, on March 4th, "Affiliate Plus" ALPHV account holders expressed frustration that their accounts were suddenly closed - unable to perform their ransomware attacks. They claimed ALPHV administrative staff was ignoring them.
Later, later, later on March 4th, ALPHV administrative staff relayed an ambiguous message. They stated that the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation was responsible (for ???). We are not sure if they are saying the RAMP post was the FBI, trying to damage their reputation, or if ALPHV administrative staff is claiming the FBI intentionally attacked American critical infrastructure.
Later, later, later, later on March 4th, ALPHV put the source code to ALPHV ransomware for sale for $5,000,000.
Today, March 5th, the ALPHV domain shows an FBI seizure message. However, researchers have indicated that the HTML source code looks suspicious and they believe this is a phony FBI seizure page. There has not been any official announcement from the United States Department of Justice to confirm or deny this seizure notice on the ALPHV domain.
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We have seen the rise and fall of REvil, HIVE, Conti, and ALPHV. Will Lockbit ransomware group be able to deter law enforcement agencies? Will a new ransomware group arrive to fill the vaccuum left by the other Titan's falling?
Find out on the next episode of Dragon Ball Z
Find out on the next episode of Dragon Ball Z
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There are rumors of a DDoS attack against social media giant Meta (formerly Facebook). We don't know if it's true. However, as is tradition, we just assume it to be a DNS issue.
Cheers
Cheers
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Just saw a large group of people, probably age 55+, on Twitter angrily tagging Joe Biden and blaming him for Facebook and Instagram having connectivity issues.
The internet is cool and badass
The internet is cool and badass
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