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Laughing in the Face of Danger: Octo Tempest – The Cybercrime Group Turning Nightmares into Reality
Octo Tempest, the Pokemon of cybercrime, has evolved from SIM-swapping and data extortion to full-scale ransomware attacks. With tactics so cunning they’d make the Ocean’s Eleven crew blush, their Octo Tempest cybercrime tactics are causing sleepless nights for corporations. Microsoft’s hot-off-the-press report advises: Stay frosty, folks.
Hot Take:
There's a new kid on the block, and he's not selling lemonade. Octo Tempest, the cybercrime group that speaks English as a first language, has come out swinging with a range of tactics that would make the Ocean's Eleven crew envious. From SMS phishing, SIM swapping, to advanced social engineering, these guys aren't playing games...unless it's the "How to Terrify Corporations" game. With their rapid evolution and a resume that includes ransomware attacks and data extortion, Octo Tempest has become the boogeyman of the cybersecurity world. But don't worry, Microsoft's on the case, with a detailed report that's hotter than a stolen credit card number.Already a member? Log in here