The ransomware group Ox Thief attempted to extort a victim by threatening to contact whistleblower Edward Snowden over a stolen 47GB of data. Initially, they used a classic approach, offering samples to prove their claims before making demands. However, their efforts took a turn toward ridicule when the group's threats became less credible, leading to mockery rather than fear. This incident underscores the notion that not all media coverage from such groups serves a legitimate purpose, as they can end up being the subject of derision.
When the ransomware group Ox Thief threatened to involve Edward Snowden to extort a payment, it showcased how even criminal tactics can go awry.
Ox Thief's initial tactics included posting samples of stolen data to verify claims, but the group's antics soon devolved into mockery and questionable threats.
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