Today we spoke with RansomHub ransomware group.

Their representative immediately wanted to dispel any rumors of them being a potential rebrand of ALPHV ransomware group – they assert they're victims of the ALPHV exit scam. They appear to be hyper-aware of these allegations, suggesting they're (probably) on social media and actively monitoring discussions regarding their group.

Additionally, they shared with us various documents which illustrate possession of sensitive data from the United Healthcare Group breach.

* We are unable to verify the authenticity of these documents. However, we do not question the validity of the documents shown. We believe the data to be real.

* There is currently no concrete evidence to suggest RansomHub is a rebrand of ALPHV. Currently accusations of them being a rebrand primarily revolve around the time of their initial launch and 'gut feelings'. To the best of our knowledge there is not any other publicly available information which proves beyond a reasonable doubt this is ALPHV.

* No RansomHub ransomware group payload has surfaced online. We do believe it exists. They are either undiscovered or labeled TLP:RED and are not shared publicly. Some reports suggest the payload is written in Go, but no IOCs were shared.

* RansomHub would not share a malware sample with us. RansomHub would not provide us with photos or access to their ransomware affiliate panel. RansomHub told us they're currently re-developing (?) their ransomware payload.

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Ubisoft has begun revoking the ability for people to play "The Crew" because they're shutting the servers down at the end of April.

The Crew has an offline single player option.

When people try to launch the game they're greeted with "You no longer have access to this game".

Here is your daily dose of LOLWTF

- Toyota Brazil ransomed by Hunters International ransomware group
- Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking ransomed by Lockbit ransomware group
- Probably like a dozen or so small businesses ransomed which are unable to afford cybersecurity software
- Hunters International ransomware group and RansomHub ransomware group are the flavor the week
- Lockbit administrative staff yelling at affiliates to not give more than a 50% discount
- Windows 11 will start showing 'recommendations' which look very similar to ads, they don't say they're ads though just recommendations that you can disable if you look hard enough in your settings
- Ubisoft revoking gamers abilities to play The Crew 1 because they shut down servers, nerds rage because digital purchases aren't real purchases anymore

See you space cowboy...

Yesterday the Cyb3rAv3ngers contacted us – a group tied to the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Cyber-Electronic Command (IRGC-CEC).

Based on the events unfolding right now this message is suddenly very ominous 👀

More information on the Cyb3rAv3ngers

https://twitter.com/aejleslie/status/1753461599715652021

Today is a day for rest.

Enjoy your Sunday.

ok, 1 last schizo meme tech post (stolen from telegram) on the day of rest. sorry

The show also features the head of the FBI Cyber Crime division, Bryan Vorndran, and ex NSA Cyber Security director Rob Joyce.

You can watch the video here: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/cybersecurity-investigators-worry-ransomware-attacks-may-worsen-as-young-hackers-in-us-work-with-russians-60-minutes-trannoscript/

Believe it or not, this is what a real network administrator looks like

We have a lot of malware samples and malware papers to add. Unfortunately, due to IRL responsibilities this will not happen immediately.

To compensate for this setback we have drawn a shitty picture in MS-PAINT which could illustrate what could have been added

The Breach forum .cx has been suspended – as is tradition.

The .onion is still live – as is tradition.

Awhile back we heard rumors of a Telegram RCE 0day. We brushed it off as silly memes. Turns out the 0day was 100% real and you're all probably pwned.

It was unveiled on XSS. Nerds celebrated

(joking about pwned part... kind of)

More information: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/telegram-fixes-windows-app-zero-day-used-to-launch-python-noscripts/

Today we will give all of you a lesson on computer hardware. This comprehensive video will explain the different components of a computer and how it all comes together to make the magic of the world wide web

"Does {book} cover everything I need to know about malware?"

No book ever released has covered 'everything' about malware. If you wanted a book to cover everything on malware it would weigh 500lbs (226kg) and be cartoonishly large.

On the Windows platform there dozens of ways to achieve persistence, shellcode execution, process injection, – hundreds of different ways to abuse system components

There are tons of little caveats, niches, tweaks and tricks you can do that are often over looked

tl;dr big book