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Although outside the reporting period, leaked chat logs in March 2025 revealed an automated brute-forcing tool used by the ransomware group Black Basta, 2 underscoring how valuable this method is for attackers seeking initial access. This method is highly effective because it takes advantage of the credibility of known senders.
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And get the latest on ransomware trends, financial cybercrime and critical infrastructure security. Thats according to Corvus Insurances Q3 2024 Cyber ThreatReport , which said many of the ransomware attacks in Q3 leveraged outdated VPN software and poorly protected VPN gateways.
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Ransomware attacks In today's hostile cybercrime environment, baseline security measures are not enough to guard your business against zero-day ransomware attacks. As reported in the 2024 Thales Data ThreatReport , ransomware attacks are more common with 28% of survey takers experiencing an attack (up from 22% last year).
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Severity and confidence seriousness of the threat triggering this rule and the likelihood of a true positive. Research notes possible public links, threatreports, used as a basis for creating the rule. In the example above, the analyst may suspect a potential initial access attempt related to QakBot or Black Basta ransomware.
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