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Law enforcement agencies from 11 countries, including the FBI and UK National Crime Agency, disrupt the LockBit group and seize 11K domains used for ransomware

- Law enforcement from 11 countries joined in cyber operation  — Extortion sites used by scammers seized to thwart attacks

Bloomberg

Discussion

  • @vxunderground @vxunderground on x
    When a Lockbit affiliate tries to log into the Lockbit panel this is what they see [image]
  • @azalsecurity @azalsecurity on x
    Lockbit just emailed this to all of their affiliates. [image]
  • @vxunderground @vxunderground on x
    Lockbit ransomware group administrative staff has confirmed with us their websites have been seized. [image]
  • @vxunderground @vxunderground on x
    Lockbit ransomware group administration claims that law enforcement agencies compromised them by exploiting CVE-2023-3824 More information: https://nvd.nist.gov/...
  • @vxunderground @vxunderground on x
    “We can confirm that Lockbit's services has been disrupted as a result of International Law Enforcement action - this is an ongoing and developing operation. Return here for more information at: 11:30 GMT on Tuesday 20th Feb” [image]
  • @swiftonsecurity @swiftonsecurity on x
    Even ransomware fucks can't keep on top of patches for exploits THEY use. We have built a world of glass cannons.
  • @malwrhunterteam @malwrhunterteam on x
    “We can confirm that Lockbit's services have been disrupted as a result of International Law Enforcement action - this is an ongoing and developing operation.” “Return here for more information at: 11:30 GMT on Tuesday 20th Feb.” “Operation Cronos” 🤔 [image]
  • @ciaranmartinoxf Ciaran Martin on x
    Guess we're about to find out if #lockbit have good backups and an effective business continuity & recovery plan 😂
  • @uk_daniel_card @uk_daniel_card on x
    #Lockbit is Tango Down! [image]
  • @cyber_sgt_maj @cyber_sgt_maj on x
    It's a bit shit when Lockbit offer more support to their customers after a breach than most legitimate companies. Maybe a lesson to learn? [image]
  • @malwrhunterteam @malwrhunterteam on x
    I'm not really sure revealing publicly that you tried to help the LockBit ransomware gang make their shit more secure is a good idea... 😂 🤷‍♂️ [image]
  • @thegrugq @thegrugq on x
    Are lockbit affiliates going to get 12 months of free credit monitoring? What is lockbit doing to make this right?!
  • @megbrownlawyer Megan Brown on x
    This is a “big f-ing deal” to quote a certain politician. 😊 glad to see governments taking the fight to the bad guys. #cyber
  • @joetidy Joe Tidy on x
    The LockBit gang takedown looks pretty thorough. Big disruption to the big bad of cyber. Multiple security firms have LockBit as the most prolific group of 2023. We've been here before of course and another crew will rise up but we love to see the hackers get hit. [image]
  • @swiftonsecurity @swiftonsecurity on x
    I follow a lot of cyber people - and there is a LOT of rejoicing about #lockbit ransomware group being taken down. Big respect to everyone who contributed to a massive win! 🫡
  • @shashj Shashank Joshi on x
    Big news. Another ransomware begemoth is taken down. “This site is under the control of the @NCA_UK, working in close cooperation with the @FBI.” My piece from last month on the utility & limitations of offensive cyber operations v cybercriminal groups: https://www.economist.com/…
  • @lisaforteuk Lisa Forte on x
    Unbelievably those folks with a LockBit tattoo now look even more stupid
  • @gazthejourno Gareth Corfield on x
    Rather big news from the cyber world: Lockbit, the Russian ransomware gang that tried to extort £66m from Royal Mail, has had its website seized by law enforcement including the National Crime Agency.