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3AM Ransomware Attackers Pose as IT Support to Compromise Networks

Cybercriminals are getting smarter. Not by developing new types of malware or exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities, but by simply pretending to be helpful IT support desk workers. Attackers affiliated with the 3AM ransomware group have combined a variety of different techniques to trick targeted employees into helping them break into networks. It works like this.

CrowdStrike Collaborates with U.S. Department of Justice on DanaBot Takedown

Effective collaboration is essential when confronting today's sophisticated cyber adversaries, particularly those operating with state tolerance or direction. At CrowdStrike, we routinely work alongside law enforcement agencies and industry partners to identify, monitor, and mitigate cyber threats. Recently, we provided technical assistance to the U.S.

SafeBreach Coverage for US CERT AA25-141B (Sticky Werewolf)

On May 21, 2025, the FBI and CISA released a joint Cybersecurity Advisory (CSA), designated AA25-141B, warning about the rise in attacks leveraging LummaC2, attributed to a threat group referred to internally as Sticky Werewolf, this cyber espionage campaign has used LummaC2 malware since at least April 2023 to target Russian and Belarusian government agencies, science centers, and aviation manufacturers.

The Ransomware Threat: Still Alive and Kicking

Many organizations, after a period of relative quiet, might believe the ransomware bubble has burst. The headlines may have shifted, and other emerging cyber threats might seem to dominate the news cycle, but recent data from Marsh's 2024 UK cyber insurance claims report suggests otherwise. It paints a stark picture of an ongoing and evolving threat landscape. While claims decreased by 20% compared to 2023, they remained significantly higher than in previous years.

Health-ISAC 2025 Report: Ransomware Still Reigns as #1 Threat to Healthcare

Health-ISAC recently released their 2025 Health Sector Cyber Threat Landscape Report, a comprehensive outline of the malicious activity aimed at healthcare in the previous year. Not surprisingly, ransomware was cited by security professionals in the industry as the number one threat of 2024 and the top area of concern coming into 2025 (followed by third-party breaches, supply chain attacks, and zero-day exploits). Some things never change. However, when it comes to ransomware, they do evolve.

The Lumma Stealer InfoStealer: The Details

Original Article published Decmber 2023. Update May 22nd 2025: The FBI has seized user panels and other Lumma C2 infrastructure. As of now, we don’t see the Lumma info-stealer disappearing from the arena. Our team is on guard to check and analyze the changes. This case shares similarities with the so called seizure of infrastructure of RedLine and Metta info stealers in October 2024 by the FBI, DOJ, Dutch authorities, etc.

Reviewing Penetration Test Pricing In 2025: A Practical Guide for UK and EU Buyers

Penetration testing costs in the UK and EU can range from a few thousand pounds to well over £20,000. At a glance, many of these tests look the same. So why the price gap? In 2025, pricing models haven't changed much. Most tests are still priced per day, but the complexity of what's being tested has changed. The rise of custom internal tools (many "vibe coded" by non-IT or security teams), shadow IT, SaaS stacks, and cloud sprawl means that scoping a pen test properly takes more time and care.

Cato CTRL Threat Research: Suspected Russian Threat Actors Leverage Tigris, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, and Scaleway to Target Privileged Users with Lumma Stealer

Imagine walking into a trusted bank, only to be handed counterfeit money by employees who don’t realize it’s fake. This is similar to a growing trend that’s emerging in the threat landscape. Threat actors are leveraging trusted cloud infrastructure platforms to host fake reCAPTCHA pages designed to deceive unsuspecting victims into executing malicious commands through the Windows Run dialog—specifically targeting high-access users within organizations to escalate privileges.

Lumma Stealer is Out... of business!

Since mid-2024, Bitsight has been collaborating with Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit and other partners to dismantle the operational capabilities of Lumma Stealer (LummaC2) — currently the most widely distributed information stealer. Early this week, a coordinated action was carried out to disrupt its operations and take down the supporting malware infrastructure.

Trustwave SpiderLabs Report Highlights Ransomware and Dark Web Dangers for the Hospitality Sector

The summer travel season is almost here, and travelers worldwide are in the process of booking their holidays, thus placing some of their most vital personal and financial information into the hands of the hospitality industry. A fact not lost to threat actors who thrive on gaining access and stealing this data.