The Ransomware Files podcast told stories about ransomware, one of the greatest crime waves. By @Jeremy_Kirk. The project has ended. Link to the podcast below.

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Joined December 2021
The Ransomware Files podcast project has come to a close. Here's why. Big thanks to everyone who supported it, including @JackRhysider, @boblord, @mikko, @riskybusiness, @SeanCPow, @ClickHereShow, @hackedpodcast, @JordanBloemen and many, many more. Thank you! #infosec
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Hope to get out a blog on some new interesting underground cybercrime and malware-as-a-service stuff this weekend 🔍
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Replying to @vxunderground
Mandiant believes that the same threat actors who operated the RM3 variant of URSNIF are likely behind LDR4. Given the success and sophistication RM3 previously had, LDR4 could be a significantly dangerous variant—capable of distributing ransomware—that should be watched closely.
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A concise and sharp analysis of Conti/Wizard Spider, how both connect to the Quantum, Black Basta and Royal ransomware groups and why sophisticated Russian cybercrime continues to cause pain.
👉New Blog: I have attempted to track what happened to Conti this year after the leaks and collapse of the group. Here are my findings, largely based on #OSINT. Enjoy! blog.bushidotoken.net/2022/1… #Conti #Quantum #BlackBasta #Royal #WizardSpider #CTI
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Thales confirms that the LockBit ransomware gang released its data but that "at this stage, Thales is able to confirm that there has been no intrusion of its IT systems." thalesgroup.com/en/worldwide…
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The FBI is behind the curve on ransomware. One reason why is that the bureau has clung to its longstanding expectation that all agents, even those investigating computer crime, should be able to do "any job, anywhere." nytimes.com/2022/11/06/opini…
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On episode 2 of @ransomwarefiles and really enjoying the first hand accounts and broader context from @Jeremy_Kirk . Wish I had followed along as they were released! #ransomeware #podcast
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It’s a shame this podcast is ending but it’s one y’all should check out.
The Ransomware Files podcast project has come to a close. Here's why. Big thanks to everyone who supported it, including @JackRhysider, @boblord, @mikko, @riskybusiness, @SeanCPow, @ClickHereShow, @hackedpodcast, @JordanBloemen and many, many more. Thank you! #infosec
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Jeremy’s production and storytelling was fantastic on this. A real achievement!
The Ransomware Files podcast project has come to a close. Here's why. Big thanks to everyone who supported it, including @JackRhysider, @boblord, @mikko, @riskybusiness, @SeanCPow, @ClickHereShow, @hackedpodcast, @JordanBloemen and many, many more. Thank you! #infosec
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I’m sad to hear that the Ransomware podcast project has concluded. These episodes have provided unique insights into how defenders react to attacks. I highly recommend them to executives as well as security teams. Good luck on your next chapter Jeremy!
The Ransomware Files podcast project has come to a close. Here's why. Big thanks to everyone who supported it, including @JackRhysider, @boblord, @mikko, @riskybusiness, @SeanCPow, @ClickHereShow, @hackedpodcast, @JordanBloemen and many, many more. Thank you! #infosec
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And I keep remembering more people to thank: @ciaranmartinoxf for support on Twitter and @WeirdosOrdinary for The Ransomware Files theme song, which was perfect, as well as other music.
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I forgot to thank @troyhunt as well. Thanks, mate, for the support!
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Looks like #Yanluowang #ransomware has suffered a breach of its chat logs by a 'yanluowangleaks' The below is from their own leak site. Yanluowang most recently targeted Cisco with extortion #cybersecurity #infosec #cyber
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To whomever it concerns: I am NOT in any ways affiliated with Azov (or any other #ransomware). It’s a common practice among cyber criminals to try to frame security researchers.
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