The source code and builder for Russian ransomware strain Zeppelin have been sold for $500, which could potentially mark the revival of a ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) featuring Zeppelin. Experts had previously regarded Zeppelin as non-operational and defunct. Israeli cybersecurity firm KELA found the sale on the RAMP Russian cybercrime forum. The code seems to be a corrected version of Zeppelin which once made numerous attacks on critical infrastructure sectors in the US.
Federal firings and office closures create concerns for miners
Sweeping layoffs and federal office closures in the US are raising concerns about miner safety and health. Notably, 873 staff cuts are expected from the
