Australia blames cyber criminals in Russia for Medibank data breach | CNN Business

Cyber criminals in Russia are behind a ransomware attack on one of Australia’s largest private health insurers that’s seen sensitive personal data published to the dark web, the Australian Federal Police said Friday. In a short press conference, AFP Commissioner Reece Kershaw told reporters investigators know the identity of the individuals responsible for the attack on health insurer Medibank, but he declined to name them.

Jeffrey Foster, associate professor in cyber security studies at Macquarie University, said there’s one major link between the REvil network and the group suspected of hacking the Medibank network. “The biggest link is that the REvil dark web website now redirects to this website. So that’s the biggest link we have between them, and the only link we have between them,” said Foster, who is monitoring the blog where the group is posting their demands.

Considering the current threat landscape under a war footing. PEN testing should be more compulsory for governments & corporation.

Of course it’s Russia. Spreading havoc is their main game. Australia is just a test ground. Look out US and other NATO allies.

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