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Alert: Cuba Ransomware Gang Hits 49 CNI Organizations - Vimarsana News

Alert: Cuba Ransomware Gang Hits 49 CNI Organizations

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

Alert: Cuba Ransomware Gang Hits 49 CNI Organizations - Vimarsana News

Alert: Cuba Ransomware Gang Hits 49 CNI Organizations

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

Malspam Campaign Uses Hancitor to Download Cuba Ransomware - Vimarsana News

Malspam Campaign Uses Hancitor to Download Cuba Ransomware

Attackers have co-opted the Hancitor malware downloader and recently used it to deliver Cuba ransomware as part of an email spam campaign for data exfiltration and

Cryptocurrency Firm Tether Refuses to Pay Ransom to Hackers - Vimarsana News

Cryptocurrency Firm Tether Refuses to Pay Ransom to Hackers

Get Permission The cryptocurrency company Tether has refused to pay a ransom of 500 bitcoins ($24 million) after hackers threatened to leak sensitive data if the company failed to pay. In a tweet about the hack, Tether said the hackers' threat could be an attempt to undermine the company or cryptocurrencies in general. "Today we also received a ransom demand for 500 BTC to be sent to bc1qa9f60pved3w3w0p7snpxlnh5t4uj95vxn797a7. The sender said that, unless they receive the BTC by tomorrow, they will leak documents to the public in an effort to harm the bitcoin ecosystem. We are not paying," t...

'Cuba' Ransomware Gang Hits Payment Processor, Steals Data - Vimarsana News

'Cuba' Ransomware Gang Hits Payment Processor, Steals Data

The "Cuba" ransomware gang's dedicated data-leaking site A ransomware-wielding gang has hit a Seattle-based billing and payment processing provider used by organizations and government agencies across California and Washington. The "Cuba" ransomware gang has taken credit for the hit against Automatic Funds Transfer Services, saying on its dedicated leaks site - reachable only via the anonymizing Tor browser - that it left AFTS crypto-locked as of Feb. 4. The leaks site listing says "financial documents, correspondence with bank employees, account movements, balance sheets and tax documents" w...