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Key details critical to the operation of Conti Ransomware-as-a-Service have been exposed online, says Threat Post.
The page provides an archive of numerous Cobalt Strike tools, training materials and an archive of Cobalt Strike C2 servers with IP addresses that show how the group conducts its attacks. The information was posted by an allegedly vindictive Conti Gang member who accused the organization of cheating him out of money for their services.
The group appears not to have paid a disgruntled member as much as expected, resulting in an online rant. After receiving only $1,500 in payment for his efforts, the affiliate claimed that recruiters took advantage of “suckers” and divided the money among themselves.
Network administrators should block any Conti IP addresses
Needless to say that the leak of critical information represents “the holy …
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