www.bbc.co.uk Conti Ransomware Targets Costa Rica Amid Ukraine Conflict
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- •Conti ransomware group launched a significant attack on Costa Rica amidst internal turmoil.
- •The ransomware attack is compounded by the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, affecting government functionality.
- •Law enforcement agencies globally are actively pursuing the Conti group following the leak of their operations.
The Conti ransomware group, facing internal conflict due to the Ukraine war, has leaked operational details. In a final act, they launched a massive ransomware attack on Costa Rica, crippling government operations. The attack coincides with ongoing challenges from the Covid-19 pandemic, exacerbating the situation for the Costa Rican government. Law enforcement agencies worldwide are pursuing the group, which has reportedly stolen billions through its cyber operations. The scale of the attack has raised alarms about the vulnerability of national infrastructures in the face of organized cybercrime.
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