After posting something about a new report on cbsecurity[.]net by Dos-OP on Nova RaaS, Nova contacted me to complain, dispute the claims, and accuse me of being an unprofessional journalist. Once they made contact, I told him I would forward his criticisms to Dos-OP for their response, even though, as Dos-OP pointed out to me, Nova should have been thrilled if the report really was inaccurate, because it would misdirect people looking for them.
But Dos-OP duly answered questions I sent them and provided screenshots or other proof, some of which I am not free to share at this time. They agreed with one criticism, and did not provide any hard proof on a second point, but provided screenshots and other evidence for the other claims, including Nova’s attempt to claim that certain IP addresses were not associated with them.
The post has now been updated with Nova’s claims and Dos-OP’s responses. You can read it all from the original post/beginning at https://databreaches.net/2025/11/30/breaking-dos-op-exposes-the-nova-raas-gang/
The second part of Dos-OP’s report on Nova is anticipated to be released in 10 days or so. Dos-OP informs me that some information has already been sent to law enforcement in a few countries.