Ransomware Intelligence
Active ransomware group tracking and IOCs
Monitor 100+ ransomware groups in real-time. Track victim announcements, TTPs, IOCs, and leak site activity. Get early warning on emerging threats.
Key Features
Everything you need to protect your infrastructure and users
Group Profiles
Detailed profiles of 100+ ransomware groups including TTPs, tools, and affiliates.
Victim Tracking
Real-time monitoring of victim announcements across all major leak sites.
IOC Feeds
Continuously updated indicators of compromise from ransomware campaigns.
Trend Analysis
Track ransomware activity trends by group, sector, and geography.
Leak Site Monitoring
Monitor dark web leak sites for new victim posts and data dumps.
Alert Notifications
Get alerts when your industry or monitored keywords appear.
Use Cases
How security teams use this tool
Threat Intelligence Teams
Stay informed on ransomware landscape and emerging threats.
Incident Response
Quickly identify ransomware variants during active incidents.
Risk Management
Assess ransomware risks targeting your industry or region.
Third-Party Risk
Monitor if your vendors or partners appear on leak sites.
Understanding the Ransomware Threat Landscape
Ransomware has evolved from simple screen lockers to sophisticated, multi-stage attacks that can cripple organizations within hours. Modern ransomware operations function as organized criminal enterprises, complete with customer support, affiliate programs, and dedicated leak sites where stolen data is published to pressure victims into paying ransoms. Our intelligence platform tracks over 100 active ransomware groups, monitoring their activities across the dark web, Telegram channels, and other communication platforms. By understanding their tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), organizations can better prepare their defenses and respond more effectively to incidents.
Real-Time Victim Monitoring and Early Warning
When a ransomware attack occurs, time is critical. Our platform monitors leak sites in real-time, typically detecting new victim announcements within minutes of posting. This early warning capability is invaluable for several scenarios: - Identifying attacks on your supply chain before they impact your operations - Detecting if your organization or subsidiaries appear on leak sites - Understanding attack trends targeting your industry vertical - Tracking threat actors known to target similar organizations Early detection enables faster incident response, better communication with stakeholders, and more effective damage control.
Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) for Proactive Defense
Our ransomware intelligence includes continuously updated IOCs from active campaigns. These indicators help security teams proactively block known malicious infrastructure: - Command and control (C2) server domains and IPs - Phishing domains used in initial access campaigns - File hashes of ransomware payloads and tools - Email addresses used for ransom negotiations - Cryptocurrency wallet addresses for attribution Integrate these IOCs into your SIEM, firewall rules, and endpoint protection to block attacks before they succeed.
Tracking Ransomware Groups and Their Evolution
Ransomware groups constantly evolve - rebranding after law enforcement actions, forking codebases, and forming new affiliations. Understanding these relationships is crucial for threat assessment. Our platform tracks: - Group histories, rebrands, and known affiliates - Technical analysis of malware variants and evolution - Ransom demands and payment patterns by group - Geographic and industry targeting preferences - Relationships between RaaS operators and affiliates This intelligence helps prioritize defenses against groups most likely to target your organization.
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