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[FORECAST UPDATED] After LockBit and BlackCat, Is Cl0p Really Next in Line?

[FORECAST UPDATED] After LockBit and BlackCat, Is Cl0p Really Next in Line?

LockBit got Cronos’d. BlackCat caught a DOJ wrench to the teeth. Cl0p is still hanging around the enterprise software aisle like it owns the place. So… is it really next, or are we just recycling takedown fan fiction?

[FORECAST] ShinyHunters SaaS Data Theft: Why Non-Ransom Monetization Looks Increasingly Attractive

[FORECAST] ShinyHunters SaaS Data Theft: Why Non-Ransom Monetization Looks Increasingly Attractive

Ransom is a tactic. Liquidity is the strategy.

Our new forecast asks: will ShinyHunters make more in 2H 2026 by selling SaaS access/data than by getting paid? Signals say yes. 🕵️‍♂️💸☁️

Token Factory: The 5 Costliest US Breaches of 2025

Token Factory: The 5 Costliest US Breaches of 2025

2025’s priciest breaches weren’t “elite malware.” They were tokens + SaaS + downtime 🪙⏱️🔥
If your revoke MTTR is measured in days, the attackers already won.

Will Akira trigger a week-long hospital disruption by end of 2026?

Will Akira trigger a week-long hospital disruption by end of 2026?

20% odds Akira triggers a 7-day ambulance diversion at a 10+ hospital system by end of 2026. 🚑 Still feeling “low risk”?

Cl0p’s leak sites: 1-in-5 odds they go dark by Apr 22, 2026. 🔍🚨

Cl0p’s leak sites: 1-in-5 odds they go dark by Apr 22, 2026. 🔍🚨

Cl0p forecast: 20% chance their leak sites go dark by Apr 22, 2026—only if there’s a seizure banner or ≥14 days down w/ LE attribution. Cronos shows it’s doable; Hydra-style mirrors are the boss fight

CL0P/FIN11 Go In-Memory on Oracle EBS — The Extortion Comes Later

CL0P/FIN11 Go In-Memory on Oracle EBS — The Extortion Comes Later

Oracle EBS got in-memory Java loaders, not lockerware. Patch CVE-2025-61882, lock egress, hunt TemplatePreviewPG with TMP|DEF + XSL-TEXT|XML. Extortion rides in via “pubstorm.”

By Dec 31, 2025, will a reputable primary source (Oracle, CISA, Mandiant/MSTIC, affected org’s SEC 8-K/IR blog) confirm at least one breach where CVE-2025-61882 was the initial access vector?

By Dec 31, 2025, will a reputable primary source (Oracle, CISA, Mandiant/MSTIC, affected org’s SEC 8-K/IR blog) confirm at least one breach where CVE-2025-61882 was the initial access vector?

Oracle EBS zero-day (CVE-2025-61882): OOB patch, KEV-listed, exec extortion emails flying. We’re at 76% that a primary source names it as initial access by 12/31. Raise or fade? 🧨🧭

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