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The FBI warns that the Cuba ransomware actors have managed to extort $43.9 million ransom payments from victims after compromising at least 49 entities in five
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A blog on how to secure your digital life A blog that makes cyber security simple Europe's most educational cyber security blog A blog written by cyber security specialists A blog focused on cyber security education Cuba Ransomware and Its Partnership With Hancitor Cuba Ransomware Gang Is Teaming Up with the Spam Operators of the Hancitor Malware in an Attempt to Gain Easier Access to Compromised Corporate Networks. LAST UPDATED ON MAY 10, 2021 QUICK READ What Do We Know about Hancitor? The Hancitor (Chancitor) downloader is operating since 2016 when it was noticed by Zscaler whilst it was distributing the Vawtrak information-stealing Trojan, and since then stood was the starting point of numerous campaigns over the years.
Cuba Ransomware partners with Hancitor for spam-fueled attacks By 05:00 AM The Cuba Ransomware gang has teamed up with the spam operators of the Hancitor malware to gain easier access to compromised corporate networks. The Hancitor (Chancitor) downloader has been in operation since 2016 when Zscaler saw it distributing the Vawtrak information-stealing Trojan. Since then, numerous campaigns have been seen over the years where Hancitor installs password-stealers, such as Pony, Ficker, and more recently, Cobalt Strike. Hancitor is usually distributed through malicious spam campaigns pretending to be DocuSign invoices, as shown below. Fake DocuSign spam pushing Hancitor When a recipient clicks on the 'Sign document' link, they will download a malicious Word document that tries to convince the target to disable protections.
Get email notification for articles from Omer Benjakob Follow May. 5, 2021 8:37 PM A long-term sophisticated group of cybercriminals popularly known as ‘Cuba Ransomware’ is likely Russian, say Israeli researchers. An investigation by Israeli cybersecurity firms Profero and Security Joes into attacks by Cuba, which mounts “ransom” attacks against commercial clients, found a number of telltale signs about the hackers’ origin. In a report published on Wednesday, the firms show that a typo made by the hackers in correspondence with their victims is likely the result of misspelling the Russian word for server. Open gallery view A custom-made error message in Russian found on a website set up by the Cuba hackers to post data it stole from its victims Credit: Profero, Security Joes
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