Bankinfosecurity Victims Reject Ransomware Data Theft Tactics by Clop Group
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The Clop ransomware group is facing resistance as victims are increasingly refusing to pay ransoms in response to mass data theft campaigns. These campaigns exploit zero-day vulnerabilities, particularly in file transfer software, to access and leak sensitive data of organizations unwilling to comply with ransom demands.
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