Blueliv Intelligence Briefing
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Welcome to today’s intelligence briefing, covering noteworthy items on the cybersecurity news agenda.
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Color by numbers: inside a Dharma ransomware-as-a-service attack
The actors using this particular RaaS are equipped with a package of pre-built scripts, internal Windows tools, legitimate third-party “freeware” software, well-known security tools and publicly-available exploits, integrated together through bespoke PowerShell, batch, and AutoIT scripts. This pre-packaged toolkit, combined with back-end technical support, significantly extends the reach of the Dharma RaaS operators, allowing them to profit while their affiliates do the hands-on-keyboard work of breaching networks, dropping ransomware, and managing “customer service” with the victims. Learn more >