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Explore the Halcyon Attacks Lookout

The Halcyon Attacks Lookout (or ‘HAL’ for short) is a recent ransomware attacks watchtower, built to provide tracking of attacks, groups and their victims. Given threat actors' overarching, lucrative success from ransomware attacks, they’ve become the most ubiquitous, and financially and informationally impactful cyber threat to businesses and organizations today.

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February 13, 2025

While it is not unusual to see APT-level tradecraft in ransomware attacks, such operations have historically been linked to Russian or North Korean groups rather than Chinese actors...

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February 12, 2025

Zservers criminal activities echo a concern raised in the Halcyon investigation into Cloudzy, another hosting provider implicated in supporting threat actors...

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February 12, 2025

Halcyon publishes a quarterly RaaS and data extortion group guide, Power Rankings: Ransomware Malicious Quartile - here's the ransomware gangs on the move last week: 8Base, Cactus, INC Ransom, and Qilin...

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February 10, 2025

Unlike traditional RaaS groups, 8Base does not openly recruit affiliates through a public platform, but instead appear to operate privately with a vetted group of attackers...

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February 10, 2025

Ransomware attacks on state and local governments are increasing at an alarming rate, exploiting outdated IT systems, budget constraints, and the critical nature of government services...

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February 10, 2025

Halcyon publishes a quarterly RaaS and data extortion group guide, Power Rankings: Ransomware Malicious Quartile - here's the ransomware gangs on the move last week: FunkSec, SpaceBears, Akira, RansomHub...

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Dive into each Attack to read the full incident details. View Attacks by Group, Industry, and Country, using filters.

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Disclaimer

The Halcyon Attacks Lookout Database is compiled using publicly available information based on the hosting choices of real-world threat actors and data from a variety of trackers. This information is provided in accordance with principles of fair use. Halcyon has made reasonable efforts to sanitize and verify the data; however, we do not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of the information provided. Updates to the database are made as new source data becomes available from reputable sources.  By accessing, viewing, or using the information within the Halcyon Attacks Lookout Database, you acknowledge and agree to do so entirely at your own risk. No reliance should be placed upon the information for decision-making, and Halcyon disclaims all liability for any inaccuracies or omissions in the data.

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