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Python Prowlers: The Sly Side of Cybercrime – Unmasking the ALPHV/BlackCat Ransomware Shenanigans
When it comes to “Malvertising Ransomware Attacks”, the ALPHV/BlackCat group are the party crashers you didn’t invite. They’re serving up malware disguised as Slack and Cisco AnyConnect, while Python libraries sneak them past your bouncers. And just when you thought it couldn’t get worse, they’re…
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Well, well, well, if it isn't our old friend ALPHV/BlackCat, back at it again with their ransomware shenanigans. This time, they've added a spicy twist to the plot: malvertising. They're masquerading as Slack and Cisco AnyConnect to lure in unsuspecting corporate victims and then BAM! Welcome to the world of Nitrogen malware and ransomware. These techy tricksters are even using Python libraries to blend into regular traffic patterns and dodge detection. Who knew Python could be a double agent, right?Already a member? Log in here