The Interlock ransomware group employs a sophisticated approach known as Drive-by Compromise to initiate their attacks. This strategy involves either taking control of legitimate websites or creating phishing domains that mimic trusted sites, like news or software platforms. Users are often misled into downloading fake software updates that contain malware disguised as legitimate programs. A noteworthy example includes the recently flagged domain apple-online.shop, which was identified as part of Interlock's operation, demonstrating their ability to exploit user naivety for malicious gain.
The Interlock ransomware group utilizes the Drive-by Compromise method to deceive users into downloading malware from seemingly trustworthy websites.
By mimicking credible platforms, Interlock effectively tricks users into executing malicious software, gaining access to their systems.
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