Ransomware

Gentlemen Ransomware Gang Claims MoneyGram Breach, Unconfirmed
Cybersecurity
Gentlemen Ransomware Gang Claims MoneyGram Breach, Unconfirmed
The Gentlemen ransomware gang listed MoneyGram on its leak site and set a deadline of a little over a week. MoneyGram has not confirmed any ...
Cybersecurity
Silent Ransom Group Allegedly Extorted $207M From 27 Law Firms
Leaked chats suggest Silent Ransom Group extorted about $207 million from 27 law firms through phone social engineering, without encrypting any files.
Cybersecurity
MonsterCloud Owner Charged With Secretly Paying Ransoms, $19M Billed
Federal prosecutors charged MonsterCloud owner Zohar Pinhasi with wire fraud, alleging he billed victims over $19 million while secretly paying ransom gangs.
Cybersecurity
Gentlemen Ransomware Affiliate Used MCP as Command Channel
CloudSEK found Gentlemen RaaS affiliate Azazel using Model Context Protocol as a command channel in live intrusions that hit 24-plus victims in six countries.
Cybersecurity
UIC College of Medicine Hit by Booba Ransomware, 344 GB Claimed
The University of Illinois Chicago says data was taken from College of Medicine servers; the Booba ransomware gang claims 344 GB stolen from the school.
Cybersecurity
Police Dismantle KillSec Ransomware Gang, Nab Teen Leader
A ten-country police operation seized KillSec's servers and leak site, arrested a suspected 16-year-old ringleader, and recovered over 110TB of stolen data.
Cybersecurity
Ransomware Attack Disrupts Keio Corporation Business Systems
Keio Corporation confirmed a ransomware attack disrupted business systems over the weekend. Railway operations continued but administrative functions impacted.
Cybersecurity
JadePuffer Deploys AI Agents to Destroy Azure Cloud Infrastructure
JadePuffer ransomware group used autonomous AI agents to delete Azure virtual machines, databases, and storage after hijacking service principals.
Cybersecurity
NeedyMantis Malware Maintains Long-Term Access in Targeted Intrusions
Microsoft disclosed NeedyMantis malware used in targeted attacks against telecommunications, universities, medical nonprofits, and government contractors.
DC Health Agency Exposes 400,000 Medicaid Beneficiary Records Online
Application Security
DC Health Agency Exposes 400,000 Medicaid Beneficiary Records Online
Washington D.C. Department of Health Care Finance exposed approximately 400,000 Medicaid beneficiary records through a misconfigured web portal accessible without authentication.

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