Ransomware Threat Actors.
Thegentlemen is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Sicarii is a ransomware group with a financial motive. It targets the Manufacturing sector in the United States.
Fog is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
MosesStaff is an Iran-attributed ransomware group with an ideological motive.
Cuba ransomware is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Lapsus$ is a Brazil-attributed ransomware group with a financial motive.
Netwalker is a ransomware group. It targets 8 sectors, including Government and Technology, in 10 countries, including the United States and the United Kingdom.
Nightspire is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Vect is a ransomware group with a financial motive. It targets 8 sectors, including Technology and Manufacturing, in 11 countries, including the United States and India.
Blackmatter is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
PLAY is a Russia-attributed ransomware group with a financial motive.
Gunra is a ransomware group with a financial motive. It targets 15 sectors, including Government and Technology, in 30 countries, including the United States and France.
Conti is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
BlackSuit is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
8BASE is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
RansomExx is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
APT73 is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Warlock is a China-attributed ransomware group with a financial motive.
Helldown is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Gold Melody is a ransomware group with a financial motive. It targets 6 sectors, including Technology and Manufacturing, in the United States.
Crazyhunter is a ransomware group with a financial motive. It targets 5 sectors, including Technology and Manufacturing, in the United States and Taiwan.
Nova is a Russia-attributed ransomware group with a financial motive.
Termite is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Krybit is a ransomware group with a financial motive. It targets 14 sectors, including Government and Technology, in 35 countries, including India and France.
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