May 2020

As usual Maze ransomware operators add another data breach to their name. In this instance, they breached Kerr Controls Ltd, a well-established wholesale distributor of a leading wholesale distributor of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVACR) materials for residential and commercial markets Kerr Controls Ltd was founded in the year 1949. Kerr is a

As many of you might have heard about this, Yatra.com faced a data breach in 2013, and the breach knowledge became public in 2018. However, the full/raw breached data remained “somewhat” private for a few years! A few weeks ago, and as part of our regular deepweb and darkweb sweeps, we identified a credible actor

02/06: Cyble has handed over the information to Taiwan CERT. We appreciate their collaborative efforts and look forward to working with them closely in the future. The actor has removed the leak from their store’s homepage. Before: After: Update: According to the actor, the source of the leak is the Department of Household Registration, Under

Cyble’s researchers have been on their toes and continuously monitoring the on-going data breaches. For instance, recently the Cyble research team identified, verified, and reported a massive data breach that involved over 47.5 million Indian Truecaller records put up for sale on Darkweb for only $1000.   Here comes the Cyble Research Team with another

As expected by Cyble’s researchers, the Maze ransomware operators released the second part of credit card leaks of Banco De Costa, which is one of the strongest state-owned commercial banks that operate in Costa Rica.  The Banco de Costa Rica was being established on 20 April 1877. Banco de Costa Rica (BCR) is a state-owned commercial bank that operates in Costa Rica.

Here once again, the Ragnar ransomware operators are seen in action. In this instance, they targeted Brunnerworks & BHivelab which is one of the well-known marketing and advertising company based in America. Based on the information leaked, it appears the negotiation between the ransomware operators and GST Autoleather failed, which lead to this leak. The