DragonForce Emerges as Conti-Linked Ransomware Cartel
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DragonForce, a new ransomware operation derived from Conti's leaked source code, has emerged with a cartel-like structure. The group retains Conti's core encryption and network-spreading capabilities while recruiting affiliates to create branded variants of its malware. This shift marks a transition from a standard ransomware-as-a-service model to a more organized cartel approach.
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