Roman Nazarov

Aug 13, 2024 | securelist.com | Tatyana Shishkova |Igor Golovin |Roman Dedenok |Roman Nazarov

For over six years now, Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) has been sharing quarterly updates on advanced persistent threats (APTs). These summaries draw on our threat intelligence research, offering a representative overview of what we’ve published and discussed in more detail in our private APT reports. They’re designed to highlight the key events and findings that we think people should know about.

Aug 1, 2024 | securelist.com | Tatyana Shishkova |Igor Golovin |Roman Dedenok |Roman Nazarov

IntroductionCybercriminals who specialize in ransomware do not always create it themselves. They have many other ways to get their hands on ransomware samples: buying a sample on the dark web, affiliating with other groups or finding a (leaked) ransomware variant. This requires no extraordinary effort, as source code is often leaked or published.