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fromThe Cipher Brief
2 days ago

Former GCHQ Chief: Cybersecurity, AI, and the New Age of Multilateral Defense

I think the big cyber incidents happening in the Middle East and Europe in recent months, particularly ransomware as a service, so big names like Jaguar Land Rover and others, have kind of given this meeting an extra buzz just before we met. Quite a few people flew in from that have been affected by the supply chain attack on baggage handling software. So it was very relevant and topical.
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fromThe Hacker News
6 days ago

Qilin Ransomware Combines Linux Payload With BYOVD Exploit in Hybrid Attack

Qilin ransomware has conducted persistent global attacks since 2025, exploiting leaked admin credentials to harvest credentials and exfiltrate data across multiple sectors.
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fromTheregister
1 week ago

Ransomware gang runs ads for Microsoft Teams to pwn victims

Rhysida uses fake Microsoft Teams search ads to deliver OysterLoader and other malware, infecting victims via malvertising in an ongoing campaign since June.
fromDataBreaches.Net
3 weeks ago

Qilin Ransomware and the Ghost Bulletproof Hosting Conglomerate - DataBreaches.Net

The following Resecurity report will explore the Qilin ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) operation's reliance on bullet-proof-hosting (BPH) infrastructures, with an emphasis on a network of rogue providers based in different parts of the world. Qilin is one of the most prolific and formidable threat groups extorting organizations today. Most notably, they recently claimed responsibility for the September ransomware attack that crippled operations and manufacturing functions at Japanese brewing conglomerate, Asahi Group Holdings, for nearly two weeks.
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fromTheregister
1 month ago

3 infamous ransomware crews collab to 'maximize income'

Three major ransomware-as-a-service groups — DragonForce, Qilin, and LockBit — formed a coalition to coordinate attacks, reduce conflicts, and maximize collective profits.
fromComputerWeekly.com
1 month ago

NCC: How RaaS team-ups help Scattered Spider enhance its attacks | Computer Weekly

The notorious Scattered Spider hacking collective behind cyber attacks on Marks & Spencer and others is likely leaning on the expertise of other cyber criminals to enhance the severity of its attacks and the volume of its victims, according to NCC Group's Threat pulse report for August 2025. The gang's attacks this year appear to herald a threat landscape in which collaboration is increasingly the watchword among cyber criminals.
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