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An Interview with “UNKN” Sheds Light on REvil’s Operations & Future Victims

Posted on October 28, 2020 by Dissent

Yelisey Boguslavskiy writes:

On October 23, 2020, a Russian-speaking tech blog YouTube channel “Russian OSINT” published an interview with one of the representatives of the REvil ransomware syndicate – “UNKN”/”Unknown”. A twenty-minute interview covers important subjects such as victims, tactics, and strategies employed by REvil. While some of the information shared by UNKN has already been available, some particular emphasize made by the REvil representative gives a better understanding of their vision and approach.

Below is AdvIntel’s summary of the interview in 10 essential points.

Read more on AdvIntel.


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