How an international security team hacked one of ‘biggest ransomware crew’s’ website
How an international security team hacked one of ‘biggest ransomware crew’s’ website
LockBit ransomware group, involved in 17% of ransomware engagements in 2023, had its dark web site taken down by law enforcement units. The group steals sensitive data, locks systems, and demands a high ransom. It aims to monopolize the ransomware sector and has faced disruptions in its operations, including a ban in Russia.
LockBit ransomware group, involved in 17% of ransomware engagements in 2023, had its dark web site taken down by law enforcement units. The group steals sensitive data, locks systems, and demands a high ransom. It aims to monopolize the ransomware sector and has faced disruptions in its operations, including a ban in Russia.
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LockBit ransomware group, involved in 17% of ransomware engagements in 2023, had its dark web site taken down by law enforcement units. The group steals sensitive data, locks systems, and demands a high ransom. It aims to monopolize the ransomware sector and has faced disruptions in its operations, including a ban in Russia. 
