Databreaches Clop Gang's Ransomware Tactics Target Vulnerable Networks
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The Clop digital extortion gang has been exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities in file transfer software to conduct mass data theft campaigns. Victims of these attacks are increasingly less likely to pay ransoms, as reported by ransomware incident response group Coveware. This trend indicates a shift in victim responses to cyber extortion tactics employed by the gang.
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2026-02-08
Coveware reports on victim responses to ransomware incidents
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Clop gang begins exploiting zero-day flaws in file transfer software
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Victims' payment rates decrease in response to mass data theft
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