"Cl0p Study Hints at Gang's Masking Tactics"

The wave of MOVEit Transfer attacks launched by the Cl0p ransomware gang will likely be among the largest of 2023. The zero-day exploit used by Cl0p has thus far affected over 2,100 organizations and 62 million individuals. However, researchers at Palo Alto's Unit 42 discovered that large-scale attacks present the perpetrators with unanticipated challenges, such as how to anonymously leak stolen data to coax victims into paying. Due to slow download speeds, sharing terabytes of data via a TOR leak site is nearly impossible. Cl0p addressed the issue by torrenting the files. Unit 42 examined the method to determine where the data was originally seeded from. This article continues to discuss the masking tactics used by the Cl0p ransomware gang behind the MOVEit Transfer attacks.

Cybernews reports "Cl0p Study Hints at Gang's Masking Tactics"

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