The Indian hacker outfit CyberVolk, which is a relatively new player in the cybercrime arena, has made headlines with its sophisticated ransomware. CyberVolk Ransomware, discovered in July 2024, has quickly gained attention for its sophisticated features and quick progress.
The group’s most concerning weapon, ‘CyberVolk Ransomware,’ was recently analysed by ThreatMon and is gaining attention from cybersecurity experts due to its sophisticated capabilities and expanding nature.
CyberVolk debuted in the shadows of the dark web, where it soon established a reputation through a series of successful attacks. The gang, which specialises in a wide range of cybercrimes such as DDoS assaults, data breaches, and website defacements, is known for its aggressive nature, with official accounts on platforms such as Telegram and X.
Initially, CyberVolk Ransomware encrypted victims’ files using the AES method. However, a VirusTotal leak exposed the ransomware’s internal workings, leading the attackers to create a far more sophisticated version. This enhanced variant included better cryptographic algorithms like ChaCha20-Poly1305, AES, and even quant
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