Scattered Spider snared financial orgs before retail
Briefly

Scattered Spider, a cybercrime group analyzed by Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42, has reportedly shifted its focus from attacking financial services organizations to retail sectors. This trend reflects a broader pattern where the group's focus quickly changes, driven by the expertise of its members. The group has previously targeted cryptocurrency theft and has engaged in various social engineering attacks. Experts warn that the group’s shifting focus keeps them elusive and underscores the need for vigilance across various industries as they seek new targets.
"Early on, this group was focused on cryptocurrency theft. Business process outsourcers were a huge target for a while. We saw them shift to financial services..."
"They tend to shift from industry to industry. It's more the amorphous nature of this group, where they're bringing people in and losing people all the time..."
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