Rhadamanthys Infostealer Disruption

Rhadamanthys Infostealer Operators Lose Control of Servers: Major Cybercrime Operation Disrupted

Ravi Jain
Rhadamanthys infostealer operation, a major malware-as-a-service used by cybercriminals to steal credentials and sensitive data. This disruption appears to be the result of a coordinated international law enforcement action, likely linked to Operation Endgame, which targets cybercrime infrastructure. The text explains that Rhadamanthys operated by infecting users through fake software and malicious advertisements, running on a subscription model for attackers. Finally, the source uses this incident to stress the persistent threat of infostealers to businesses, particularly in Orange County, and promotes Technijian’s cybersecurity services as a necessary defense against such evolving threats. ... Read More
North Korea's Illicit Cyber Network

US Sanctions Target North Korean Banking Network Behind Massive Crypto Theft and IT Worker Schemes

Ravi Jain
United States’ recent sanctions against North Korea’s illicit financial network, which utilizes large-scale cryptocurrency theft (totaling over $3 billion) and fraudulent global IT worker schemes to fund its weapons programs. These sanctions specifically target banks like Ryujong Credit Bank, eight key individuals operating in China and Russia, and entities like Korea Mangyongdae Computer Technology Company for their roles in money laundering and identity fraud that generate hundreds of millions of dollars. The second section, “How Technijian Can Help” and “About Technijian,” shifts focus completely to Technijian, an Irvine-based Managed IT Services provider, which uses the described North Korean cyber threat as a case study to market its sophisticated cybersecurity solutions. Technijian offers services including threat detection, rigorous remote worker vetting, cryptocurrency security, and incident response to help companies in Orange County and Southern California protect against nation-state cyber threats and maintain sanctions compliance. ... Read More