Assuming lockbit is required, the following 198 results were found.
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was the specific nature of the incident nor who was responsible. Despite this, the siliconANGLE website reports that the LockBit ransomware gang was responsible. Despite this, LockBit has made no such claim on its darknet leak site, despite the ransom...
- Type: Article
- Author: David Hollingworth
- Category: Security
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Medusa has shown itself to be both resourceful and ruthless, and while it may not have the impact or reputation of Clop or LockBit, there’s no denying that the group is a threat actor to watch. “The emergence of the Medusa ransomware in late 2022 and...
- Type: Article
- Author: David Hollingworth
- Category: Security
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The LockBit ransomware gang has claimed an attack on US healthcare software organisation Capital Health, taking special care not to encrypt the systems to prevent putting patients at risk. Capital Health is a provider of integrated healthcare systems...
- Type: Article
- Author: Daniel Croft
- Category: Security
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of individuals identified who may face serious risk of data misuse,” it said. The attack has been claimed by the prolific LockBit 3.0 ransomware group, which listed the group on its dark web leak site on 30 December 2023. LockBit claims Eagers...
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- Author: Daniel Croft
- Category: Security
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using remote encryption techniques as part of their attacks. This includes threat actors such as Akira, ALPHV/BlackCat, LockBit, Royal, and Black Basta – all of whom have been very active in 2023 and nearly all of whom have been active in Australia....
- Type: Article
- Author: David Hollingworth
- Category: Security
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he said. He added that despite the win, affiliates are likely to shift to other threat groups and should be monitored. LockBit has already advertised to ALPHV’s affiliates. The AFP has reiterated that the Australian government stands against paying...
- Type: Article
- Author: Daniel Croft
- Category: Security
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exist.” Other ransomware groups are capitalising on the lack of trust in ALPHV, with fellow Russia-based ransomware group LockBit inviting ALPHV and NoEscape affiliates to come join them. “I appeal to all alpha and noescape advocates, if you have...
- Type: Article
- Author: Daniel Croft
- Category: Security
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defacements – Cyber Daily has contacted the victims of each incident where possible. Ransomware Operators: BianLian, LockBit, NoEscape, Cuba, Play, ALPHV, Akira, INC Ransom, 8Base Companies targeted: 13 Total data allegedly impacted: Over 5.4 terabytes...
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- Author: David Hollingworth
- Category: Security
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Hackers claim to have customer and internal data totalling more than 50 gigabytes. The LockBit ransomware gang has allegedly claimed another Australian scalp, this time posting a swathe of data it claims belongs to a Queensland-based automotive...
- Type: Article
- Author: David Hollingworth
- Category: Security
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to the unpatched vulnerability include Boeing and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, both of which were hit by LockBit. Currently, there is no conclusive evidence to say who launched the attack on DP World. However, ITWire was told that it...
- Type: Article
- Author: Daniel Croft
- Category: Security
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part manufacturer Shimano has suffered a major cyber attack at the hands of the world’s most prolific ransomware group – LockBit. The threat actor listed Shimano on its leak site, saying it had stolen roughly 4.5 terabytes of sensitive data, affecting...
- Type: Article
- Author: Daniel Croft
- Category: Security
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Aerospace giant Boeing has said it is “actively investigating” ransomware claims by the LockBit gang. Ransomware operators LockBit 3.0 made a big announcement on its darknet leak site over the weekend, claiming the ransomware scalp of American...
- Type: Article
- Author: David Hollingworth
- Category: Security
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Aerospace giant Boeing is “assessing the claim” as the date of publication counts down following a hack. LockBit 3.0 has updated its darknet leak site, claiming to have successfully exfiltrated a large amount of data from Boeing. The post is dated 27...
- Type: Article
- Author: David Hollingworth
- Category: Security
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to the big-name ransomware syndicates like ALPHV and Clop, but rather the new kids on the block. While the prolific LockBit 3.0 still topped the podium for the most active ransomware group, second on the ladder was LostTrust, a group that formed in...
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- Author: Daniel Croft
- Category: Security
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has come forward to reveal the company’s poor data-handling practices. After the company fell victim to ransomware gang LockBit in August, a wide swathe of data was posted on the darknet, including detailed documents related to the charities that had...
- Type: Article
- Author: David Hollingworth
- Category: Security
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by industry leaders Trend Micro in a report analysing the actions of the world’s most notorious ransomware groups: LockBit, Clop and ALPHV (AKA BlackCat). Of the top 10 countries affected by successful ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) and extortion...
- Type: Article
- Author: Daniel Croft
- Category: Security
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stable during the first half of 2023, the incidents tracked by our research team attributed the highest numbers to LockBit, BlackCat, and Clop, in that order. One of the notable new groups to emerge is Akira, which became active at the end of March 2023...
- Type: Article
- Author: Rob Dooley
- Category: Security
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post more than 800 gigabytes of data belonging to the Korean conglomerate Hanwha within seven days if a ransom isn’t paid. LockBit 3.0 posted that it had the data on 8 September on its darknet leak site and shared a small number of sample documents to...
- Type: Article
- Author: David Hollingworth
- Category: Security
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TissuPath hack, which saw diagnostic and patient records posted on the dark web leak site of notorious ransomware gang LockBit. Real estate agent Barry Plant's Blackburn branch and strata provider Strata Plan were also impacted by the data breach....
- Type: Article
- Author: David Hollingworth
- Category: Security
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threat across all sectors. Data breaches and ransomware attacks have resurged in 2023, with popular variants like Clop, LockBit, and ALPHV, among others, terrorising businesses and exploiting system vulnerabilities. The 2021–2022 financial year saw an...
- Type: Article
- Author: Craig Searle
- Category: Security