cl0p
Cl0p’s Leak Sites: 20% Chance They Go Dark by Apr 22, 2026
Forecast: 20% chance Cl0p’s leak sites go dark by Apr 22, 2026. Needs a seizure banner or ≥14 days down w/ LE attribution. Cronos showed it’s doable; mirrors make it brutal.
cl0p
Forecast: 20% chance Cl0p’s leak sites go dark by Apr 22, 2026. Needs a seizure banner or ≥14 days down w/ LE attribution. Cronos showed it’s doable; mirrors make it brutal.
cl0p
Oracle EBS got in-memory Java loaders, not lockerware. Patch CVE-2025-61882, lock egress, hunt TemplatePreviewPG with TMP|DEF + XSL-TEXT|XML. Extortion rides in via “pubstorm.”
zero-day
This Week's Threat Intel Pulse: Oracle EBS zero-day exploited before patches dropped, Storm-1175 abuses GoAnywhere MFT, payroll hijackers hit US universities, ransomware crews weaponize Velociraptor, and a $15B Southeast Asian scam network faces global sanctions.
ransomware
Hybrid attacks are hitting navigation and port systems harder than ever — from ransomware to GPS spoofing — threatening safety, operations, and global trade.
ransomware
Three converging trends—ransomware, volatile regulations, and global instability—are reshaping risk for US tech, finance, and education. The common thread? Disruption spreads faster than most organizations can detect or respond.
heartcrypt
In the last 90 days, HeartCrypt-packed ransomware has evaded initial SOC detection in up to 40% of targeted incidents. Attackers no longer waste time building stealth — they rent it. HeartCrypt’s PaaS delivers EDR-kill tools, sandbox evasion, and polymorphic payloads at industrial scale.
ransomware
Akira ransomware, first observed in March 2023, is attributed to a financially motivated cybercrime group composed of former Conti affiliates. The group operates a ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) model, reusing code and infrastructure from Conti, and has been responsible for...
storm-2603
Storm-2603 is a China-based, financially motivated threat actor first identified in early 2025, responsible for a global campaign exploiting critical Microsoft SharePoint zero-day vulnerabilities (CVE-2025-53770, CVE-2025-49706, CVE-2025-49704).
dragonforce
DragonForce has rapidly evolved into a major RaaS operation, distinguished by its sophisticated use of BYOVD techniques to bypass EDR and escalate privileges. The group’s modular ransomware builder allows affiliates to select vulnerable drivers (notably TrueSight.sys, RentDrv.sys) for process ter...
gunra
Gunra ransomware is a newly emerged, highly sophisticated double-extortion threat, first detected in April 2025 and attributed to a financially motivated group leveraging the Conti ransomware codebase. It targets Windows environments...
storm-2460
Storm-2460, a cyber threat group, is actively exploiting a zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2025-29824) in the Windows Common Log File System (CLFS), primarily targeting the finance sector and other high-value industries.
oracle
The threat actor "rose87168" has emerged as a player in the cybercriminal landscape, claiming responsibility for a major breach involving Oracle Cloud. This actor allegedly exploited vulnerabilities in Oracle's federated single sign-on (SSO) and LDAP systems...