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3AM Ransomware: sophisticated social engineering and technical evasion in modern attacks
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3AM Ransomware: sophisticated social engineering and technical evasion in modern attacks - Secure Bulletin

The recent campaign attributed to a 3AM ransomware affiliate, as reported by BleepingComputer, highlights a significant evolution in ransomware operators’ tactics—blending advanced social engineering with technical subterfuge to breach corporate defe…
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Can't access article DNS probe..
But from what I read in pre-text is those are 100% state actors.
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@zer0unplanned It's plausible, but the core of it all is that they are using social engineering extensively
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That was from start, the Human Aspect is always the weakest point therefore the importance of social engineering.
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And by that I hope that people adopt a proper browsing hygiene and all the rest but stay at sight threat level 4 instead 5
is to hide from cyber hunters, or trying to.
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