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331:, EDUS) and the Centralized Collection System. Some printers in the institution printed messages with random codes or characters, while others printed default instructions from the Hive ransomware group on how to regain access to systems. During the attack, it appeared that Hive alone was responsible for taking down 800 government-run servers and thousands of user terminals. CCSS President Álvaro Ramos Chaves stated that databases with sensitive information were not compromised, though at least 30 of the institution's 1,500 servers had been contaminated with ransomware. 70:
then shadow.bat, which deletes any shadow copies of the system. It then adds a .hive extension to encrypted files, along with its ransom note, entitled "HOW_TO_DECRYPT.txt", which lists instructions for preventing data loss. A generated login credential is included to instigate online communications between the victim and Hive hackers, labelled as its "sales department". A Tor link directs the victim to a login page submit the provided credentials, which opens a chat room.
362:. Hive demanded that the company pay an undisclosed amount the same day. A sample file allegedly leaked on the dark web by Hive and scrutinized by Numerama contains passports, payslips, and other personal information regarding Intersport customers, which is seen as common practice among ransomware gangs. Typically, the ransomware gang locks or encrypts all company data prior to threatening to publish it online if ransom demands are not met. 99:
six months, the majority being in the United States, with ransom obtained from over 100 victims undertaking to regain control of digital infrastructures. Hive's administrator panel showed that its affiliates had breached more than 350 organizations over four months with an average of three companies attacked every day since Hive operations were revealed in late June.
179:(CISA) issued a Cybersecurity Advisory detailing Hive ransomware mitigation methods, noting that the group had, since June 2021, then victimized over 1,300 companies globally, and had acquired approximately US$ 100 million in ransom payments. Two months later, when dismantled by law enforcement, Hive had added 200 more companies as to victims in 80 countries. 62:(RDP) once a network was infiltrated. Using locker malware and operating as a RaaS platform, Hive used Double Extortion techniques, in which operators install locker malware to take the data of a victim entity, then encrypt it so that it becomes useless to the victims for conducting business. Group operators then threaten to publish the stolen data on its dark web 95:. In August 2021, the FBI released urgent updates warning of the risks from Hive ransomware, as did INCIBE in Spain, the following January. Also in August 2021, the FBI released a flash alert on the Hive ransomware attacks that includes technical details and indicators of compromise associated with the operations of the gang. 38:
Hive ransomware group had extorted over $ 100 million from about 1,500 victims in more than 80 countries when dismantled by law enforcement. The investigation continues, with the US State Department adding a $ US10 million bounty for information linking Hive ransomware to any foreign government.
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The Hive mainly targets energy, healthcare, financial, media, and education sectors, and became notorious for attacking and crippling critical infrastructure. According to cybersecurity firm Paloaltonetworks in late 2022, the ransomware drops two batch scripts: hive.bat, which tries to delete itself,
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reported that only about 20% of American victim companies had reported the breaches. No ransom proceeds were recovered and no arrests were made. The investigation continues. The same day, the US State Department issued notice of a $ US10 million bounty for information linking Hive ransomware to
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In May 2022, BleepingComputer reported that Conti had partnered with Hive and several other well-known ransomware gangs, including HelloKitty, AvosLocker, BlackCat and BlackByte, with some of the Conti hackers migrating to these organizations, including Hive, though the rival group has denied having
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paid more than $ 40 million in late March to regain control of its network after a Hive ransomware attack. The Chicago-based company paid the hackers about two weeks after a trove of company data was stolen, and CNA officials were locked out of their network. In 2022, it was reported to be the
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and German and Dutch police agencies, Hive had been successfully infiltrated and dismantled through server seizures, after having obtained over 1000 decryption keys, which the agency had provided to 336 victims prior to shuttering the Hive digital infrastructure. The FBI investigation had uncovered
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Field Office agents acquired full access and acted as a subsidiary in the Hive network undetected for seven months, while gathering evidence and secretly generating decryption keys for victims to recover their data. The FBI worked with victims to identify Hive's targets, then entered Hive's systems
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Later in May, Conti announced that they would begin a shutdown process, days after the DOJ announced two indictments of an active Conti operator and Russian national on May 16, 2022, then partnered with Hive to attack the Costa Rica public health service and Costa Rican Social Security Fund (CCSS)
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In December 2021, Group-IB Threat Intelligence analysts determined that the Hive ransomware group communicated in Russian, though without information regarding its operational location, and that, as of October 16, 2021, at least 355 companies had been victims of Hive ransomware during the previous
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Conti announced that they would begin a shutdown process days after the DOJ announced its two indictments of an active Conti operator and Russian national on May 16, 2022. After the Conti digital infrastructure was reset on May 19, it became evident that Conti, claiming a goal of overthrowing the
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Chainalysis ranked Hive eighth on the list of highest ransomware revenue in February 2022. In July 2022, Malwarebytes ranked Hive as the third-most active ransomware group, noting that the group was evolving and that Microsoft had issued a warning stating that HIVE had upgraded the malware to the
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In January 2023, following a joint US–German investigation involving 13 law enforcement agencies, the United States announced that the FBI had "hacked the hackers" over several months, resulting in seizure of the Hive ransomware group's servers, effectively shuttering the criminal enterprise. The
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Investigation by cybersecurity firm revealed, in April 2022, that an affiliate of the Hive ransomware group was targeting Microsoft Exchange servers with vulnerability to ProxyShell security issues, deploying a variety of backdoors, such as Cobalt Strike beacon, subsequently executing network
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As part of an Europol investigation, on 21 November 2023 Ukraine authorities searched 30 objects in western Ukraine and apprehended 5 men, including the alleged leader of the group, a 32 year old. They confiscated an unspecified amount of
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The insurer stated that its investigation concluded that the hackers responsible for the cyberattack were from a group called Phoenix. They had used malware called Phoenix Locker, a variation of the Hades ransomware used by Russian
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any connection with Conti despite which, once the process of closing operations began and its hackers reached Hive, it then began to employ the tactic of publishing leaked data on the deep web, just as Conti had.
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site – HiveLeaks – unless the ransom is paid. The group has also used "triple extortion" tactics, seeking to extort money from anyone affected by a data disclosure of the victim organization's data.
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was forced to have its hospitals use paper records, cancel procedures, and refer patients to other non-compromised facilities. The organization paid ransom to Hive to regain access to its systems.
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since at least November 2021, with some Hive members working for both groups. According to Boguslavskiy, Hive was actively using the initial attack access provided by Conti.
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after obtaining court orders and search warrants before eventual seizure of Hive's digital infrastructure, which its members used to communicate and carry out the attacks.
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in South Korea discovered a vulnerability in the Hive ransomware encryption algorithm, allowing them to obtain the master key and recover hijacked information. In May, a
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government, partnered with Hive to attack the Costa Rica public health service and Costa Rican Social Security Fund (CCSS). On May 31 at about 2:00 am (
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between June 2021 and January 2023. The group's purpose was to attack mainly public institutions to subsequently demand ransom for release of hijacked data.
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telecommunications company subsidiary Bell Technical Solutions was attacked by Hive ransomware in August 2022. Hive leaked the company's stolen data.
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process, and employs any and all means to convince its victims to pay, including offering bribes to victims' negotiators after ransom is paid.
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reported that Hive had attacked at least 28 healthcare organizations in the United States, including clinics and hospitals across
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reconnaissance to steal administrator account credentials, exfiltrate valuable data and deploy the file-encrypting payload.
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Kim, Giyoon; Kim, Soram; Kang, Soojin; Kim, Jongsung (2022). "A Method for Decrypting Data Infected with Hive Ransomware".
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report indicated that Hive criminals demonstrated low security when revealing operational details, including regarding its
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two backend computer servers used by the group to store data in Los Angeles, which were seized. Deputy Attorney General
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in May 2022, it refused to pay the ransom, stating that it had means to recover its systems, and posted a link to a
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from one of the suspects. Europol stated that additional suspects were still under investigation.
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personally announced that, in concert with law enforcement from 13 countries, including
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foreign governments, under its Transnational Organized Crime Rewards Program (TOCRP).
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explained the investigation as having legally "hacked the hackers". FBI director
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Unlike the Conti Group, Hive was not associated with direct support for the
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Rust programming language, upgrading to a more complex encryption method.
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Hive ransomware first became apparent in June 2021. Two months later,
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Nir Kshetri; Jeffrey Voas (March 2022). "Ransomware: Pay to Play?".
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expert Yelisey Boguslavskiy and BleepingComputer, Hive had links to
1359:"CNA Financial Paid $ 40 Million in Ransom After March Cyberattack" 1171: 157: 84: 1541:"Ransomware Attackers Get Short Shrift From Zambian Central Bank" 872:"Researchers decrypt Hive ransomware, recover up to 98% of files" 425:"'We Hacked the Hackers': Hive Ransomware Seized in Global Sting" 695:"Conti Ransomware Operation Shut Down After Brand Becomes Toxic" 222: 88: 1597:"National bank hit by ransomware trolls hackers with dick pics" 1429:"CNA pays $ 40 million ransom to lift malware from its systems" 1690:"Hive ransomware claims cyberattack on Bell Canada subsidiary" 1142:"Hive ransomware claims cyberattack on Bell Canada subsidiary" 1011:"FBI: Hive ransomware extorted $ 100M from over 1,300 victims" 1453:"Microsoft Exchange servers hacked to deploy Hive ransomware" 915:"Hive ransomware claims hundreds of victims in 6-month span" 1059:"Did the Conti ransomware crew orchestrate its own demise?" 978:"Costa Rica's public health agency hit by Hive ransomware" 654:"Indicators of Compromise Associated with Hive Ransomware" 482:
Menn, Joseph; Stein, Perry; Schaffer, Aaron (2023-01-26).
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Ransomware group targeting primarily public institutions
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emails with malicious attachments to gain access, and
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Mehrotra, Kartikay; Turton, William (May 21, 2021).
242:largest disclosed ransomware payment at that time. 167:In July 2022, the FBI infiltrated Hive. Undercover 148:Discovery of vulnerabilities and FBI infiltration 177:Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency 751: 749: 747: 745: 576:"FBI Takes Down Hive Criminal Ransomware Group" 30:(RaaS) operation carried out by the eponymous 837: 835: 600:"US shuts down major ransomware network Hive" 326: 8: 784:Singh, Carly Page and Jagmeet (2022-10-25). 621: 619: 1241: 1239: 1005: 1003: 648: 646: 1280:"#StopRansomware: Hive Ransomware | CISA" 1170: 866: 864: 862: 810:"FBI issues alert about Hive ransomware" 689: 687: 685: 683: 681: 152:In February 2022, four researchers from 1535: 1533: 1111: 1109: 569: 567: 447: 445: 419: 417: 383: 1302: 1300: 520:Mclaughlin, Jenna (January 26, 2023). 477: 475: 473: 1654: 1652: 972: 970: 968: 966: 964: 779: 777: 515: 513: 511: 269:April 2022—Microsoft Exchange servers 221:equivalent to a six-figure amount of 7: 335:August 2022—Bell Technical Solutions 282:Also in May 2022, Hive attacked the 278:May 2022—Navarre public institutions 48:tactics, techniques, and procedures 312:2022 Costa Rican ransomware attack 258:August 2021—Memorial Health System 14: 1670:from the original on May 31, 2022 1637:from the original on May 31, 2022 1607:from the original on June 1, 2022 1577:from the original on May 25, 2022 1518:from the original on May 30, 2022 1488:from the original on June 5, 2022 1200:from the original on May 31, 2022 1069:from the original on May 30, 2022 988:from the original on June 6, 2022 925:from the original on June 5, 2022 820:from the original on May 20, 2022 705:from the original on June 8, 2022 666:from the original on May 24, 2022 402:from the original on May 31, 2022 328:Expediente Digital Único en Salud 323:Costa Rican Social Security Fund 46:Hive employed a wide variety of 574:Bushwick, Sophie (April 2023). 52:Federal Bureau of Investigation 452:Glover, Claudia (2023-01-26). 189:United States Attorney General 1: 1713:Black, Damien (Dec 6, 2022). 1476:Otazu, Amaia (May 28, 2022). 79:Emergence and growing profile 1573:(in Spanish). May 25, 2022. 1433:www.insurancebusinessmag.com 302:on the extortionists' chat. 119:Advanced Intelligent Systems 1514:(in Spanish). 30 May 2022. 1246:Lowell, Hugo (2023-01-26). 724:Shakir, Umar (2023-01-27). 138:Russian invasion of Ukraine 1772: 309: 263:Memorial Healthcare System 110: 346:November 2022—Intersport 306:May–June 2022—Costa Rica 234:March 2021—CNA Insurance 1399:10.1109/MC.2021.3126529 294:When Hive attacked the 290:May 2022—Bank of Zambia 60:Remote Desktop Protocol 32:cybercrime organization 28:ransomware as a service 1363:Bloomberg Businessweek 1193:. Talos Intelligence. 350:Reported in December, 327: 123:Conti ransomware group 816:. September 2, 2021. 526:National Public Radio 354:sporting goods maker 187:On January 26, 2023, 24:Hive ransomware group 699:www.securityweek.com 372:List of cyberattacks 284:Community of Navarra 183:Defeat in cyberspace 133:the following week. 903:. December 9, 2021. 659:. August 25, 2021. 580:Scientific American 205:Christopher A. 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Index

ransomware as a service
cybercrime organization
tactics, techniques, and procedures
Federal Bureau of Investigation
phishing
Remote Desktop Protocol
Tor
ZDNet
Ohio
West Virginia
Conti (ransomware)
Advanced Intelligent Systems
Conti ransomware group
Russian invasion of Ukraine
Russian government
Kookmin University
Cisco
encryption
Tampa, Florida
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
United States Attorney General
Merrick Garland
Europol
Lisa Monaco
Christopher A. Wray
bitcoins
euros
CNA
cybercriminal
Evil Corp

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