Google: Influence Operator Dragonbridge Floods Social Media in Sprawling Cyber CampaignIn 2022, Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) took steps to disrupt the online activities of the pro-Chinese influence operation, Dragonbridge (also known as Spamoflage Dragon). The group was able to eliminate over 50,000 instances of Dragonbridge’s presence across various platforms such as Twitter, YouTube, Blogger, and others. The report highlighted that despite producing a large amount of content, Dragonbridge failed to gain a genuine following because of the low-quality and nonsensical nature of the content. The content mostly consisted of apolitical and spammy videos of sports, food, or animals with poor quality visuals, garbled audio, poor translations, malapropisms, and mispronunciations, and often hastily produced with errors such as neglecting to remove Lorem Ipsum text from a video.@Cyber_Security_Channel
Hive ransomware leak site and decryption keys seized in police stingA joint operation involving multiple law enforcement agencies worldwide led to the seizure of websites used by the Hive ransomware-as-a-service gang. The Hive gang is believed to have extorted ransoms from over 1300 companies globally, amassing an estimated $100 million in the past 18 months. The operation was conducted by agencies such as Europol, US Department of Justice, FBI, Secret Service, Europol, Germany’s BKA and Polizei, with the goal of shutting down the gang’s operations.@Cyber_Security_Channel
Hive ransomware server shutdown at last, says FBIThe US Department of Justice (DOJ) reported that six months ago, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) infiltrated the Hive ransomware gang, a group of cybercriminals that encrypts victims’ files and demands a ransom for the decryption key. The FBI then started to “steal back” the decryption keys for the affected victims. It is worth noting that ransomware attacks often involve two separate groups of cybercriminals who work together but are only known by their nicknames and use anonymity tools to keep their real-life identities and locations hidden from each other.@Cyber_Security_Channel
AI in cybersecurity: The good, the bad, and the uglyThe utilization of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the cybersecurity field is on the rise, as it has the potential to revolutionize the detection and response to cyber threats. However, like any technology, there are also associated risks when it comes to AI in cybersecurity. This blog post will examine the benefits and risks of AI in cybersecurity, such as how cybercriminals could use AI to enhance social engineering attacks and how cybersecurity firms can use AI to improve their user’s protection.@Cyber_Security_Channel
Hive Ransomware Infrastructure Seized in Joint International Law Enforcement EffortThe infrastructure associated with the Hive ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) operation has been seized as part of a coordinated law enforcement effort involving 13 countries.”Law enforcement identified the decryption keys and shared them with many of the victims, helping them regain access to their data without paying the cybercriminals,” Europol said in a statement.@Cyber_Security_Channel
Dutch suspect locked up for alleged personal data megatheftsThe Public Prosecution Service in the Netherlands has just released information about an unnamed suspect arrested in December 2022. The individual has been accused of stealing and selling personal data about tens of millions of people. The victims are said to live in countries as far apart as Austria, China, Columbia, the Netherlands itself, Thailand, and the UK.The courts have reportedly taken a strict stance in this case, with the arrest kept confidential until now and the suspect being denied bail.@Cyber_Security_Channel
U.S. Intelligence Wants to Use Psychology to Avert CyberattacksScientists at IARPA are studying how to understand and predict hackers’ behavior to be more effective in stopping cyber incidents. The goal is to design systems that incorporate human limitations, such as biases in how people make decisions, to prevent hackers’ movements or delay cyberattacks, according to a request for participants in IARPA research. @Cyber_Security_Channel
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