Qilin Ransomware’s “Call Lawyer” Feature: Legal Intimidation or Cybercrime Comedy?

In a plot twist even Hollywood didn’t see coming, the Qilin ransomware gang now offers a “Call Lawyer” feature. Because nothing says “we mean business” like legal consultations during ransom talks. It’s like ordering a side of legal advice with your cybercrime. Who knew ransomware could come with a law degree?

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Hot Take:

Qilin Ransomware has taken the phrase “lawyer up” to a whole new level. With their “Call Lawyer” feature, they’re turning the courtroom into a battleground for ransom negotiations. I guess if you can’t beat ’em, litigate ’em!

Key Points:

  • Qilin Ransomware introduces a “Call Lawyer” feature to intimidate victims during ransom negotiations.
  • The group uses “double extortion,” encrypting and threatening to expose stolen data.
  • Qilin aims to fill the void left by other defunct cybercrime groups with advanced services.
  • They offer affiliates a 15-20% cut from ransom payments.
  • Latest tools include network spreading capabilities and a DDoS option.

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