Cybersecurity Showdown: BlackLock Ransomware Meets Its Match!
Resecurity discovered an LFI flaw in BlackLock Ransomware’s leak site, revealing clearnet IPs and server details. By exploiting this vulnerability, they disrupted cybercriminal activity and protected potential victims. BlackLock, a major ransomware strain, went offline, and DragonForce may now inherit its operations. BlackLock Ransomware proves even cybercriminals can have technical difficulties.
Hot Take:
Looks like BlackLock Ransomware just got its cloak of invisibility yanked away by Resecurity! With a slip-up in their disguise, these cyber Houdinis might just be the ones needing a magician’s hat to disappear now. Forget about ransomware, they need to focus on securing their own secrets first!
Key Points:
- Resecurity exploited an LFI flaw in BlackLock Ransomware’s Data Leak Site (DLS).
- The flaw exposed clearnet IPs and server details behind TOR services.
- BlackLock is a rapidly growing ransomware strain, rebranded from El Dorado.
- Resecurity identified 8 MEGA accounts used by the group for data management.
- With BlackLock offline, DragonForce might take over their operations.
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