Dark Web Profile: Nova Ransomware

Nova is a ransomware group that operates a Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) model to extort organizations through file encryption and data theft. Nova equips affiliates with a Rust-based encryptor and threatens to publish stolen information on a dedicated Dark Web leak site. With victim claims spanning multiple industries and countries, the group threatens organizations well beyond a […]

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