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Cobalt Strike

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4 articles accelerating

Cobalt Strike has appeared in 4 articles since 2023-03. Coverage peaked in 2024Q3 with 2 articles.

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4
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Coverage Timeline

2024-07-05
BleepingComputer 17 related

A global law enforcement operation takes down 593 servers hosting unlicensed versions of Cobalt Strike, a penetration testing tool abused by cybercriminals

Sergiu Gatlan / BleepingComputer :

2024-07-04
BleepingComputer 15 related

A global law enforcement operation takes down 593 servers hosting unlicensed versions of Cobalt Strike, a penetration testing tool abused by cybercriminals

Europol coordinated a joint law enforcement action known as Operation Morpheus, which led to the takedown of almost 600 Cobalt Strike servers used …

2023-08-31
Wired 5 related

A look at cybercrime writing contests, which Russian-language cybercrime forums have hosted for over a decade, that offer the winners up to $80K in prize money

New analysis from Sophos, dives into these strange competitions. … X: @sophosxops : Some of the entries could definitely be of practical use to threat actors - we saw tutorials on hiding Cobalt Strike...

2023-03-25
TechCrunch 6 related

Sources: Fortra told GoAnywhere customers that their data was safe after a ransomware attack by the Clop gang, but two said they later received ransom demands

But then came the ransom demands. … Tweets: Keith / @kwm : Clop, a ransomware group known to use Cobalt Strike, claims to have breached 130+ companies via GoAnywhere GoAnywhere is a product by Fortra ...

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