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Feral Wolf Ransomware Attacks Exploit Atlassian Confluence and Misconfigured 1C Systems
Feral Wolf is using exposed business software and weak server settings to reach corporate networks, then locking files with ransomware. The campaign shows how one overlooked internet-facing system can become the starting point for a much larger incident. The group targeted Russian organizations in retail, construction, manufacturing, and information technology from May through August 2026. […] The post Feral Wolf Ransomware Attacks Exploit Atlassian Confluence and Misconfigured 1C Systems appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Feral Wolf is using exposed business software and weak server settings to reach corporate networks, then locking files with ransomware. The campaign shows how one overlooked internet-facing system can become the starting point for a much larger incident. The group targeted Russian organizations in retail, construction, manufacturing, and information technology from May through August 2026. Its operators combined exploitation, stolen or weak credentials, remote access, and custom backdoors before deploying GenieLocker to encrypt data. Analysts at BI.ZONE…
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