RHC Dark Lab : 27 June 2024 14:11
A recent post on a dark web forum reveals that a cybercriminal group known as “DragonForce” is actively seeking new partners to join their Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) operation. This recruitment drive is aimed at expanding their capabilities by incorporating specialists from various fields, particularly access specialists and pentesters, or teams of pentesters.
According to the post, DragonForce is offering an attractive partnership deal to entice skilled individuals and teams:
The post highlights several key features of DragonForce’s operation that are designed to support their partners:
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DragonForce operates with a defined organizational structure, maintaining a hierarchical system to manage their operations. This structure likely helps in coordinating large-scale attacks and ensuring smooth collaboration among different partners and teams.
The recruitment drive by DragonForce highlights the evolving nature of cybercriminal operations, where collaboration and specialization are increasingly becoming the norm. By offering a substantial share of profits and access to advanced tools and infrastructure, DragonForce is positioning itself as an attractive partner for skilled cybercriminals looking to leverage their expertise in a lucrative RaaS model.
As these threat actors continue to refine their operations and expand their networks, it underscores the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures and vigilance to protect against such sophisticated threats.
Note: The details provided in this article are based on a post from a dark web forum and reflect the claims made by the threat actor known as DragonForce.