As discovered by @ddd1ms, REvil's 'UNKN' posted a message allegedly from DarkSide who claims their servers and cryptocurrency were seized.
Starting yesterday, DarkSide's data leak site became inaccessible leading to thoughts that it was seized by law enforcement.
However, the DarkSide Tor payment server continues to operate and victim's can still login to their negotiation pages.
Law enforcement action? Exit scam? Unknown at this time.
No announcements have been made by law enforcement agencies.
After DarkSide lost access to their public servers, they officially closed down their RaaS program according to a message sent to affiliates and seen by @Intel471Inc.
Tor is auctioning off the first Onion service ever created known as Dusk. duskgytldkxiuqc6.onion
The winning bid will receive the Onion service's RSA1024 private key as well as one-of-a-kind digital artwork named 'Dreaming of Dusk' created from the key by @IxShellS.
A new tech support scam is targeting people with fake McAfee, Microsoft, and Norton Lifelock billing notices via email, rather then using your typical shady website advertisements.
According to @VadeSecure, they have filtered over 1 million emails so far in this campaign, with it peaking at over 200K emails in a single day.
However, last month @backchannelre learned of a Google Drive folder shared online that contained private adult-themed OnlyFans content from 279 different content creators.
It is not known how much content has been shared without downloading it all but we have been told that at least one of the folders has 10 GBs of videos and images.
In a 'Data Incident' incident notification, SANS states they discovered that one of their employees' email accounts was compromised during a phishing attack.
As part of this attack, a malicous Office 365 addon (most likely an Oauth app) was installed and a rule was created to forward incoming mail to an unknown external email address.
BREAKING: BleepingComputer has confirmed that Garmin received decryptor for their WastedLocker Ransomware attack. bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/…
BleepingComputer has been able to obtain the decryptor received by Garmin after they likely paid the ransom to the WastedLocker operators.
The decryptor was included in a workstation restoration package created by Garmin's IT department that decrypts a workstation and then installs a variety of security software.