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It’s fascinating how the lines are blurring between shadowy state-sponsored hacking groups and everyday cybercriminals, isn’t it? We used to think of them as distinct entities, one driven by geopolitical agendas and the other by pure profit. But a recent incident, brought to light by the folks at Rapid7, shows just how much they’re learning from each other, to our detriment. Imagine this: a powerful, state-aligned actor doesn’t just breach a network; they act like a ransomware gang. They drop a ransom note, threaten to leak data, and even mimic the tactics of well-known cybercriminal groups. Why? Not primarily for…

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