Clop Ransomware Strikes Again: CentreStack Servers Under Siege in New Data Theft Rampage!
Clop ransomware gang is on the prowl, targeting Internet-exposed Gladinet CentreStack file servers in a new data theft extortion campaign. Known for their flair in exploiting secure file transfer products, Clop leaves ransom notes like a calling card. With at least 200 potential targets, it’s a cybercrime thriller without the popcorn.
Hot Take:
Looks like the Clop gang has decided to play a high-stakes game of hide and seek with Gladinet CentreStack servers, and it’s not the kind where you want to be found. While Gladinet’s servers are out there trying to share files like social butterflies at a networking event, Clop is crashing the party, leaving ransom notes like unwanted party favors. Who knew cybercrime could be so… “social”? Meanwhile, those poor businesses must be scrambling like someone just yelled “fire drill” in a crowded office. And speaking of fire drills, maybe it’s time for a cybersecurity one!
Key Points:
- Clop ransomware gang targets Gladinet CentreStack file servers in a new extortion campaign.
- CentreStack is used globally by thousands of businesses to share files securely without a VPN.
- Security updates have been released by Gladinet since April, but Clop exploits an unknown flaw.
- Clop leaves ransom notes on compromised servers; the vulnerability exploited remains unclear.
- Clop has a history of targeting file transfer products and is linked to multiple high-profile breaches.