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Brain Cipher Hits Indonesia: Ransomware Chaos Disrupts Government Services
Brain Cipher ransomware has struck Indonesia’s temporary National Data Center, disrupting over 200 government agencies and demanding $8 million in Monero. This new ransomware gang uses double-extortion tactics, encrypting files and threatening to leak stolen data. Welcome to the wild world of cybercrime, where your files are the hostage and your wallet is the target.
Hot Take:
Brain Cipher: The Cyber Villain We Didn’t Ask For
Looks like Brain Cipher is the new kid on the ransomware block, and it’s already throwing tantrums like a seasoned cyber-criminal! From Indonesia’s National Data Center to global organizations, it’s clear that Brain Cipher didn’t come to play – unless you count playing havoc with our digital lives. This ransomware gang is demanding millions in Monero while claiming to send out “press releases” about data protection. Oh, the irony! Someone needs to tell them that good publicity doesn’t usually start with encryption and extortion. Buckle up, folks, because Brain Cipher is here to make sure we never have a dull moment in cybersecurity!
Key Points:
- Brain Cipher ransomware targets Indonesia’s National Data Center, disrupting 200 government agencies.
- Ransom demand: $8 million in Monero cryptocurrency.
- Brain Cipher uses a modified LockBit 3.0 encryptor and employs double-extortion tactics.
- New data leak site launched by Brain Cipher for public shaming.
- Ransom demands range from $20,000 to $8 million.