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  1. dkbinnovative.com

    In January 2025, a ransomware group, known as "Codefinger," launched a targeted attack exploiting Amazon Web Services (AWS). The attackers leveraged compromised credentials to use AWS's Server-Side Encryption with Customer-Provided Keys (SSE-C). They encrypted data, making recovery impossible without paying a hefty ransom.
  2. Jan 18, 2025According to research from Halcyon's threat intelligence team, the attackers are exploiting AWS's Server-Side Encryption with Customer-Provided Keys (SSE-C) feature, making data recovery impossible without paying the ransom."This ransomware campaign is particularly dangerous because of SSE-C's design," explains the Halcyon research team, noting that the integration with AWS's ...
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  4. Jan 14, 2025A worrying cyber threat has emerged, where a ransomware operation named "Codefinger" exploits Amazon AWS's Server-Side Encryption with Customer Provided Keys (SSE-C) to lock data in Amazon S3 buckets. This attack encrypts the data with keys known only to the attackers, who then demand a ransom for decryption keys.
  5. The U.S. government is enlisting the help of tech companies, including Amazon.com Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Google, to bolster the country's critical infrastructure defenses against cyber ...
  6. northfalk.com

    Discover the latest AWS ransomware attack linked to Codefinger. Northfalk secures websites with custom servers, instant backups, and ransomware-proof solutions. ... Amazon Web Services (AWS) powers some of the world's largest organizations, offering scalability, reliability, and an extensive suite of tools. However, vulnerabilities often ...
  7. docs.aws.amazon.com

    Ransomware attacks are typically opportunistic in nature, targeting end users through emails, embedding malicious code within websites, or gaining access through unpatched systems. Ransomware can cost organizations a significant amount of resources in response and recovery, as well as impact their ability to operate.
  8. cybernews.com

    Nov 12, 2024Amazon, the company with the most records exposed in the leak, nearly 3 million, confirmed that the data breach exposed phone numbers, email addresses, and office locations of its employees. However, Amazon and AWS systems were not impacted by a security incident, the company said in a statement sent to Cybernews.
  9. digitalrecovery.com

    Ransom demand: criminals demand payment of a ransom, ... in the event of an attack, data can be restored without the need to pay a ransom. 2. Data security policies. ... Digital Recovery can help. Facing a ransomware attack is a complex task and requires specialized expertise. Digital Recovery is a leader in data recovery with over 25 years ...

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