Correction on Malaslocker Activities

September 28, 2023 · 1 min read

Following further information provided to us directly by the Italian company BeeVoip, it is necessary to correct a detail from our previous post regarding the activities of the MalasLocker ransomware group.

We had previously identified BeeVoip among the victims of the criminal group, but from the emerged information it appears the victim is instead Anic S.p.A., a company's former customer.

We thank BeeVoip for the report, which allows us to improve the accuracy of our information service.

We invite anyone who needs to provide us with further information or request corrections to contact us via email or on our social channels.

Hackmanac Team

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