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Clop gang to earn over $75 million from MOVEit extortion attacks

Posted on July 21, 2023 by Dissent

Lawrence Abrams takes us through a recent Coveware report on Clop’s shifting strategies and how recent trends in exfiltration-only have impacted the amount of ransom victims are paying.

Read his article on BleepingComputer.

Related: Coveware: Ransom Monetization Rates Fall to Record Low Despite Jump In Average Ransom Payments

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