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The ransomware group LockBit, known for its criminal cyber activities, has managed to create a new website and relaunch its operations. However, the lack of significant action since this relaunch suggests that the group may be attempting to conceal the extent of the damage inflicted by Operation Cronos. This operation, presumably a law enforcement effort aimed at dismantling or disrupting the group's activities, appears to have had a significant impact. Observers speculate that LockBit might be running out of unpublished attacks to post on its blog, recycling old ones instead. This stagnation has led to discussions about the potential rebranding or end of the LockBit group.
It seems that LockBit, after the #OpCronos is doing nothing but posting old, unpublished attacks on its blog and recycling others. Sooner or later they will run out, and then it's likely we'll see a rebranding of the group. So, the Million-dollar question: Are we approaching… https://t.co/SsAMrBJRuh
It seems that LockBit is doing nothing but posting old, unpublished attacks on its blog and recycling others. Sooner or later they will run out, and then it's likely we'll see a rebranding of the group. So, the Million-dollar question: Are we approaching the end of LockBit?… https://t.co/FpE7xCcNNL
After being stranded outside of Haiti due to civil unrest in the country and threats from gang leaders to prevent his return to the country, Prime Minister Ariel Henry resigned. Caribbean officials meeting in Jamaica with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced the…
