Victim Information
| Victim Name | Ausa |
| Victim Revenue | $70.0M |
| Victim Employees | 371 |
| Victim Country | United States of America |
| Victim Stocks | N/A |
| Victim Website | hXXps://ausa[.]com |
| Updated Date | 2024-01-15T05:00:04.000Z |
| Countdown Expiry Date & Time |
Disclosure Information
| Data Exfiltrated | true |
| Data Encrypted | false |
| Screenshots Posted | NO |
| Number of File Directory Listed | 15 |
| Categories of Data | 1407, 1870 |
| Total File Size Exfiltrated | 453.82 GB |
| Total Number of Files | 230731 |
Hunters International Ransomware Group
The ‘Hunters International’ ransomware group, a new ransomware-as-a-service brand, has emerged using code from the Hive ransomware operation, leading to the valid assumption that the old gang has resumed activity under a different flag[1]. The group has claimed victims across various industries and countries[2]. It has been reported that the group is denying allegations of being a rebranded Hive ransomware operation, stating that they are a new service on the ransomware scene who purchased the encryptor source code from the Hive developers[1]. The FBI’s takedown of the Hive ransomware collective in January 2023 has led to the emergence of the new ransomware group, Hunters International[5].
While there are no specific articles about the ‘Hunters International’ ransomware group, it is important to note that the group’s activities have raised concerns about the security of various organizations, including healthcare institutions[3]. The emergence of this new ransomware group, leveraging the source code and infrastructure of the Hive ransomware, has significant implications for cybersecurity.
Given the evolving nature of this threat, organizations and individuals should stay informed about the latest developments and best practices to protect their systems and data from ransomware attacks. Vigilance, robust cybersecurity measures, and adherence to best practices are essential in mitigating the risk posed by the ‘Hunters International’ ransomware group and similar threats.
Citations:
- [1] www.linkedin.com/posts/cristinamarshall_new-hunters-international-ransomware-possible-activity-7127387630782042113-fWj_
- [2] thecyberexpress.com/hunters-international-ransomware-attack/
- [3] www.watchguard.com/wgrd-security-hub/ransomware-tracker/hunters-international
- [4] rhyno.io/unveiling-a-new-ransomware-group-leveraging-hives-source-code-and-infrastructure/
- [5] otx.alienvault.com/pulse/6550203eb0f0d33b381dd9bf
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