The threat actor, who had recently shared a post about an alleged data breach, today expressed their frustration over claims mentioned in a CrowdStrike article.
In response to these accusations, the threat actor publicly shared a detailed list comprising 100,000 IoCs. This extensive list includes a variety of critical fields, such as indicators, types, malware families, associated threat actors, related reports, kill chains, publication dates, last updates, malicious confidence levels, and descriptive labels. A sample data and the link for the alleged breach is also included in the post.
Additionally, the threat actor, issued a further threat, claiming they possess even more data. They warned that they could disclose this additional information if the allegations in the CrowdStrike article continue to persist.
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