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Logpoint has collated a report highlighting the TTPs and IoCs applied by Cactus to create alert rules to detect methods the group uses

Cactus: Defending against a ransomware newcomer

Cactus emerged in March this year and has since built an extensive portfolio of high-profile victims. Logpoint has analyzed Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) and Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) to establish defenses.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, November 27, 2023 – Cactus has emerged as a sophisticated ransomware group with a severe impact on its victims. The newcomer first appeared in March

The infamous state-sponsored Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) linked to Russia remains active, posing a severe threat to organizations

Cozy Bear: Unmasking the decades-long espionage arsenal

The infamous state-sponsored Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) linked to Russia remains active, posing a severe threat to organizations. Logpoint has analyzed the Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs), helping organizations detect the threat actor.

Akira: A new ransomware gang wreaks havoc

Akira: A new ransomware gang wreaks havoc

Emerging in March this year, Akira quickly joined the most active ransomware groups as number four. Logpoint has analyzed the Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) and Indicators of Compromise IoCs enabling protection.

Hunting BlackCat: A ransomware family on the rise

Hunting BlackCat: A ransomware family on the rise

Logpoint research reveals that BlackCat has the fourth-highest number of victims in the last six months. BlackCat uses its public leak site to intimidate victims, where anyone can easily search and access the leaked victim information.

An old acquaintance resurfaces with new capabilities

QakBOT: An old acquaintance resurfaces with new capabilities

A new Logpoint study reveals that the latest QakBot malware version is heavily used in malspam campaigns by notorious ransomware gangs. The new QakBot emergence uses multiple, simple yet effective defense evasion techniques against static detection methods.

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