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ShadowSyndicate linked to 7 ransomware attacks in the past year

Posted on September 26, 2023 by Dissent

Kumar Hemant reports:

ShadowSyndicate group (formerly known as Infra Storm) has been suspected of deploying seven different ransomware families in a series of attacks that have spanned the past year.

Security researchers from Group-IB, working in conjunction with Bridewell and independent researcher Michael Koczwara, exposed the clandestine operations of the threat actor.

Their findings point to ShadowSyndicate’s involvement in deploying ransomware strains like Quantum, Nokoyawa, BlackCat/ALPHV, Clop, Royal, Cactus, and Play, which have been observed wreaking havoc in multiple breaches since July 2022.

Read more at Candid Technology.

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