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Ransomware’s back office: What the ransom note won’t say

Summary by cybernoz.com
In March 2024, an affiliate of the BlackCat ransomware gang took to a cybercrime forum with a complaint. They’d carried out the attack on Change Healthcare – one of the largest healthcare data breaches in U.S. history – but never got their cut of the $22 million ransom payment. BlackCat’s operators had taken the money and vanished, putting up a fake FBI seizure notice on their leak site to cover the exit. The grievance almost feels like a contra…
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Ransomware’s back office: What the ransom note won’t say

Viewing ransomware only as an attack produces defenses built against attacks. But think about ransomware as an industry and additional priorities come into focus.

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WeLiveSecurity broke the news on Monday, April 20, 2026.
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