Black Basta ransomware attacks linked to FIN7 hackers

News07 Nov 2022

A new analysis of tools used in the Black Basta ransomware attacks, which emerged earlier this year and claimed over 90 organizations as of September 2022, has found clear ties between their threat actor and the FIN7 cybercrime syndicate (aka Carbanak),

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