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Interlock and Rhysida Ransomware Operations Share Supper Backdoor and Malware Codebase
Two of the more active ransomware groups operating today, Interlock and Rhysida, have more in common than previously thought. New research shows both groups share a backdoor called Supper, and that several of their malware tools appear to have grown from the same original code. The Interlock group, tracked internally as Hive0163, has been running […] The post Interlock and Rhysida Ransomware Operations Share Supper Backdoor and Malware Codebase appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Two of the more active ransomware groups operating today, Interlock and Rhysida, have more in common than previously thought. New research shows both groups share a backdoor called Supper, and that several of their malware tools appear to have grown from the same original code. The Interlock group, tracked internally as Hive0163, has been running ransomware campaigns since September 2024. Unlike many other ransomware operations, Interlock does not offer its tools to outside affiliates. Instead,…
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