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Akira ransomware
GreyNoise detects a coordinated surge in SonicWall reconnaissance. With over 84,000 scans, attackers are mapping VPNs for Akira and Fog ransomware strikes.
A 42-day Akira ransomware attack started with one ClickFix CAPTCHA that deployed SectopRAT. The attackers went undetected despite EDRs, stealing 1 TB and deleting cloud storage backups.
CISA/Europol updated their advisory on Akira Ransomware, confirming $244M in profits. The group now encrypts Nutanix AHV VMs and performs data exfiltration in just two hours via VPN flaws.
Silent Push found AdaptixC2, an open-source pen-testing framework, is now used by Russian cybercriminals and Akira RaaS. The developer's Russian-language activity suggests strong ties to the threat ecosystem.
Akira ransomware is actively exploiting the unpatched/misconfigured SonicWall flaw (CVE-2024-40766) and using the rare "UnPAC the Hash" Kerberos technique for lateral movement.
Akira ransomware is exploiting stolen SonicWall VPN credentials, even with MFA enabled, to gain access and deploy its payload within as little as 55 minutes.
Explore recovery strategies to decrypt Akira ransomware. Discover how vulnerabilities can aid in data recovery efforts.
Field Effect reveals a cyberattack that used newly discovered SimpleHelp RMM software vulnerabilities to deploy the Sliver backdoor and establish persistence mechanisms.
Discover the rise of Akira, a highly active Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) group targeting organizations worldwide.
Uncover the details of CVE-2024-40766 vulnerability in SonicWall NSA devices and the alarming number of organizations still exposed to it.
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Learn about the active exploitation of a critical vulnerability in SonicWall devices by the notorious Akira ransomware affiliates.
Akira ransomware group exemplifies the evolving nature of cyber threats. Their ability to adapt tactics, from encryption-based ransomware
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The Akira ransomware underscores the evolving threat landscape, emphasizing the need for robust cybersecurity measures.