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Searchlight Cyber has acquired Intangic, a pioneer in cyber risk management. Please read the full press release: https://t.co/i5BRIeXmbQ #Cybersecurity #RiskManagement #Acquisition #CybersecurityNews

On 22 October 2025, we discovered a new data exfiltration and extortion group named Genesis. It's unclear whether the group leverages ransomware against their victims or just steals data and attempts to extort them. Genesis stated that they do not work with affiliate programs.

"By the end of this webinar, my attack surface could be vastly different." Join Timothy H., VP of Customer Success at Searchlight Cyber, as he talks about best practice advice from his time working with some of the largest companies in the world. https://t.co/B4depfW5Zj

Late last month, @SLCyberSec Security Researchers Adam Kues (@hashkitten) and Dylan Pindur presented on Finding Critical Vulnerabilities in Adobe Experience Manager at @BSidesCBR. Today, we’re releasing our research post and presentation slides: https://t.co/phzQWUJgCP.

Our Security Research team presented on “Finding Critical Vulnerabilities in Adobe Experience Manager” at @BSidesCBR late last month. We’ve published our research detailing the internals of AEM and how we discovered seven CVEs ranging in criticality: https://t.co/mXsFs2qPi1.

On 9 October 2025, Searchlight Cyber analysts discovered a new data exfiltration and extortion group named Brotherhood. It was unclear whether the group leverages ransomware against their victims or just steals data and attempts to extort them. #Ransomware

What does the ransomware landscape look like in 2026 and beyond? Luke Donovan, Head of Threat Intelligence at Searchlight Cyber delves into the potential ways ransomware groups may operate moving forward. #Ransomware #DarkWeb #ThreatIntelligence

In the latest episode of The Dark Dive podcast, Searchlight's Head of Threat Intelligence Luke Donovan joins to give an update on the #ransomware landscape, following our most recent #ransomwarereport: https://t.co/rHOfBpJcT0

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Our ransomware in H1 report has landed. New groups, more victims, and rising threats. Download “An Escalation in Attacks” now to see the most active groups, their methods, and what organizations should expect next. https://t.co/0QS0rpoTjS #ransomwaregroup #ransomware

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On 17 September 2025, Searchlight Cyber analysts discovered the victim shaming blog operated by the BlackShrantac ransomware group. The group appears to employ double extortion tactics and threatens to share sample data via their victim shaming blog.

On 16 September 2025, Searchlight analysts discovered the victim shaming blog operated by the Coinbase Cartel. The group threatens to share sample data via their victim shaming blog . They stated they don't use ransomware to encrypt systems and solely rely on data exfiltration.

On 10 September 2025, Searchlight Cyber analysts discovered the victim shaming blog operated by the ‘The Gentlemen’ ransomware group. The group appears to employ double extortion tactics and threatens to share sample data via their victim shaming blog.

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On September 3, 2025, Searchlight Cyber analysts discovered a victim shaming blog operated by the LunaLock ransomware group. The group appears to employ double extortion tactics and threatens to share sample data via their victim shaming blog.

Earlier this year, our Security Research team discovered a high-risk secondary context path traversal issue in Omnissa Workspace One UEM (CVE-2025-25231). We also developed a chain to RCE on instances in the wild. You can read our detailed research here:

On August 31, 2025, Searchlight Cyber analysts discovered the victim shaming blog operated by the Desolator RaaS affiliate program. A post made by a BreachForums cybercrime forum member on July 6, 2025, revealed that the group is actively recruiting new affiliates.

In this week's Beacon Spotlight learn more about Warlock ransomware group targeting Orange and Colt: https://t.co/EHtNQxuSn1 #cybersecuritynewsletter

On August 26, 2025, Searchlight Cyber analysts discovered a new data exfiltration and extortion group named Cephalus. It was unclear whether the group leverages ransomware against their victims or just steals data and attempts to extort them.