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Cuba Ransomware Team claims credit for attack on Montenegro

Posted on August 30, 2022September 24, 2024 by Dissent

When Montenegro claimed Russian hackers attacked them, most of us probably didn’t think about the Cuba ransomware team, but the Cuba group claimed credit for the attack.

Cuba ransomware team claims responsibility for the attack on Montenegro’s Parliament. 

According to their listing, they received the files on August 19. Their wording may sound puzzling in saying that they “received” the files, but that’s consistent with other listings on their site; they seem to use “received” for “exfiltrated.”


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