VanHelsing ransomware gang leaks own source code after developer tries to sell it
The leaked archive includes legitimate source code for the Windows encryptor builder, the affiliate management panel, and the Tor-hosted data leak site.
The leaked archive includes legitimate source code for the Windows encryptor builder, the affiliate management panel, and the Tor-hosted data leak site.
The malware in question was the Bumblebee loader used in various high-profile cyberattacks to deploy additional payloads.
The campaign uses legitimate Redis configuration commands to inject malicious cron jobs on vulnerable systems.
The group’s toolset includes known Chinese cyber-espionage malware such as Chinoxy, DeedRAT, Poison Ivy, and BeRAT.
The attackers used Bing ads to lure victims to fake KeePass download sites.
The law also grants authorities the ability to monitor certain international internet traffic passing through Japanese infrastructure.
The malware has been used in real-world attacks by ransomware operations such as BlackBasta and Cactus.
SEC’s official X account was hacked to make an announcement that sent shockwaves through financial markets.
The new campaign involves a social engineering technique known as ClickFix.
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