Warlock Ransomware Strikes Colt: A Dark Web Auction of Customer Files for $200K!
Colt Technology Services admits customer data has been swiped by Warlock ransomware gang, who are now auctioning files. The telecom giant assures customers they can request a list of compromised filenames. Meanwhile, the Warlock Group is offering 1 million stolen documents for a cool $200,000. Who knew data breaches could be this… enterprising?
Hot Take:
In an age where data breaches are as common as a British cup of tea, Colt Technology Services has become the latest victim, with the Warlock ransomware gang turning their attack into a sinister auction. Looks like the Warlocks have cast a spell of misfortune on Colt, and their dark web bazaar is now open for business. Who knew customer data could fetch such a pretty penny? At $200,000, this auction makes Sotheby’s look like a garage sale!
Key Points:
- Colt Technology Services confirms the theft of customer documentation by Warlock ransomware gang.
- The breach was first disclosed in August, but data theft was only recently confirmed.
- Warlock is selling 1 million stolen documents for $200,000 on the dark web.
- Documents reportedly contain financial info, network architecture, and customer data.
- Warlock gang, linked to Chinese threat actors, uses LockBit and Babuk encryptors.