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  2. Hackers in Change Healthcare attack receive $22M in alleged ...

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    The hackers behind the continuing ransomware attack affecting U.S. pharmacies received a payment believed to be a ransom for stolen data. Hackers in Change Healthcare attack receive $22M in ...

  3. Ransomware - Wikipedia

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    A key element in making ransomware work for the attacker is a convenient payment system that is hard to trace. A range of such payment methods have been used, including wire transfers, premium-rate text messages, [24] pre-paid voucher services such as paysafecard, [7] [25] [26] and the Bitcoin cryptocurrency. [27] [28] [29]

  4. Ransomware attack on U.S. health care payment processor ... - AOL

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    Fallout from a ransomware attack on the country’s largest health care payment processor is “the most serious incident of its kind leveled against a U.S. health care organization,” American ...

  5. Four Russians arrested in Phobos ransomware crackdown ... - AOL

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    Four Russian nationals, who were suspected of deploying a variant of Phobos ransomware to extort payments from people in Europe and beyond, were arrested last week, the pan-European police agency ...

  6. Qilin (cybercrime group) - Wikipedia

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    In December 2022 the Agenda ransomware was rewritten in Rust. [4] Group-IB said they had infiltrated the group in March 2023 and that affiliates earn about 80 to 85% of each ransom payment. [4] In 2023, Qilin attacks included the following: Thailand battery manufacturer, Thornburi Energy Storage Systems, a battery manufacturer in Thailand

  7. BlackCat (cyber gang) - Wikipedia

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    BlackCat operates on a ransomware as a service (RaaS) model, with developers offering the malware for use by affiliates and taking a percentage of ransom payments. For initial access, the ransomware relies essentially on stolen credentials obtained through initial access brokers. The group operated a public data leak site to pressure victims to ...