DragonForce Strikes Again: Ransomware Havoc in Saudi Real Estate Sector!
DragonForce ransomware has struck Saudi Arabia, hitting a major real estate firm in Riyadh. With 6TB of data stolen and a ransom deadline set before Ramadan, this ransomware group is demanding payment or they’ll spill the data beans. The DragonForce ransomware targeting KSA highlights the urgent need for improved cybersecurity defenses.
Hot Take:
Looks like DragonForce is trying to make their name synonymous with chaos in Saudi Arabia. Who knew that ransomware gangs had such a knack for drama? With an attack timed just before Ramadan, they’re clearly aiming for maximum disruption. If their goal was to ruin everyone’s pre-holiday plans, it seems they nailed it. Someone call Liam Neeson; we need a special set of skills!
Key Points:
- DragonForce hits Saudi real estate firm with ransomware, stealing over 6TB of data.
- The attack was announced on February 14, with a ransom deadline set before Ramadan.
- After the deadline, data was leaked via a dedicated leak site (DLS).
- DragonForce operates on a Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) model.
- The group uses phishing and exploits vulnerabilities in RDP and VPN services.
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