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Ransomware: Hunters International decentralizes storage

Posted on November 22, 2024 by Dissent

Reporting this via a Google translation of an article originally published in French. Valéry Rieß-Marchive reports:

The brand provides its affiliates with Linux software allowing them to maintain complete control over the data stolen from their victims.

The file is called “storage_linux_x64.” It is an executable for Linux. It is among the data of two victims of affiliates of the Hunters International ransomware franchise. It is not harmless.

Its description explains that “Storage Software allows you to share access to exfiltrated data, categorize documents, and make disclosures through our website without having to upload them anywhere. The data remains on your server.”

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