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Tag: data breach

IBM Hacked? Threat Actor ‘888’ Reveals Thousands of Employees’ Data Leak!

Luca Galuppi 31/10/2024

Recently, the notorious Threat Actor, identified by the nickname 888 , claimed to have breached IBM systems and stolen personal data belonging to the company’s employees. The leak, dated October 2024, allegedly resulted in the compromise of approximately 17,500 rows of data. At this time, we cannot confirm the veracity of the news, as the organization has not yet released any official press release on its website regarding the incident. Therefore, this article should be considered as ‘intelligence source’. Details of the Breach According to 888, the breach resulted in the data of approximately 17,500 individuals being compromised. The exfiltrated information is said to contain: names, mobile phone numbers, and international area

The Story Of Conti Ransomware – Origins and Evolution of the RaaS Model (Episode 1)

Alessio Stefan 30/09/2024

Ransomware, a malware designed to encrypt data making them restorable only with the use of a private key. Relatively simple math is all that threat actors out there needs to disrupt networks around the globe, once lock out you can get your plain data back just in one way : cripto payment. The real first Ransomware ever discovered was made by Joseph L. Popp Jr. with his malware called AIDS. Isolated in 1989, the program was stored inside a Floppy Disk with the label “AIDS Information Introductory”, sent in the email of 20,000 of WHO conference in Stockholm. Once opened the C:

RHC Interviews Lynx Ransomware. The cyber-gang offering Pentest services ensuring privacy

RHC Dark Lab 23/09/2024

In July 2024, the Lynx group burst into the RaaS world, which from the outset demonstrated above-average aggressiveness and success in attacks with a total of 22 victims featured on their Data Leak Site (also available in the clearnet). Lynx’s victim categories are mainly Construction (ex:/ Miller Boskus Lack Architects and True Blue Environmental), Finance (ex:/ Pyle Group) and Hotel (ex:/ Warwick Hotels & Resorts andRiverside Resort Hotel & Casino). Lynx performs double extortion techniques and a high frequency of attacks in the U.S. but also in the UK, Canada, and Australia. The group describes their activities as exclusively “financially motivated” and

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