SOC News | Apr 30 – New Cyber Attacker Groups Detected
During the last week of April, our Attacker Centric SOC detected multiple new cyber attacker group websites in the Dark Web. Called Dedicated Leak Sites (DLS), they are widely used by ransomware gangs to publish stolen confidential data when the victim refuses to pay the ransom. Usually, after an attack is claimed, a small amount of data is published to show proof of the attack’s success and induce the victim to pay.
We maintain a GitHub repository with a collection of Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) sources coming from the Deep and Dark Web. The last additions to the ransomware gangs were as follows:
EMBARGO (21/04/2024)
QIULONG (22/04/2024)
dAn0n (25/04/2024)
SpaceBears (29/04/2024)
The following are screenshots of the DLS:
Activities of these new groups are already being monitored by our Threat Intelligence Platform SATAYO.
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