Akira Ransomware Strikes Again: 32 Victims Leaked Overnight in Cybercrime Spree
The Akira ransomware group leaked info from 32 victims in just one day, showing their relentless expansion. Active since March 2023, Akira’s hit over 350 organizations globally, raking in $42 million. Remember, cybercrime’s not just a bad plot from a sci-fi movie—it’s happening right now, and Akira’s leading the charge.
Hot Take:
**_Well, Akira seems to be on a “leak sprint,” spilling more secrets than a malfunctioning blender on margarita night. With a staggering 32 victims in just a day, it’s clear these cybercriminals are gunning for the title of “Most Prolific Data Dumper of the Year.” Who needs Netflix drama when you have ransomware plot twists like these?_**
Key Points:
– Akira ransomware group leaked info from 32 victims in a single day.
– Active since March 2023, Akira has targeted over 350 organizations globally.
– US government estimated Akira’s proceeds at $42 million with 250 victims by April 2024.
– Akira’s Tor site has a special section for victims who don’t pay ransom.
– Akira mostly targets the business services sector, with a primary focus on US organizations.