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Ransomware Diaries: Volume 1: LockBit

Posted on January 16, 2023 by Dissent

Written by Jon DiMaggio.

Conducting a behavioral profile of ransomware attackers will give you a better understanding of who is behind the attacks threatening your organization. Behavioral profiling adds value to defenders who can use it to identify an attacker and negotiators who will know the motivations and beliefs of the human being they are dealing with.

Read Volume 1 about LockBit on Analyst1.com.  It’s probably the best behavioral profile I’ve read about LockBit/LockBitSupp and matches some of my own observations about LockBitSupp’s statements and behavior on various platforms.


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