The ransom demands in these attacks vary based on the perceived ability of the victim to pay and typically range from a few hundred thousand dollars to $10 million.įIN11 phishing and spear phishing campaigns have used a combination of malicious attachments and hyperlinks, and fake download pages have been used to trick people into downloading malware. FIN11 often deploys CLOP ransomware in its attacks, although it is unclear exactly how many CLOP ransomware attacks FIN11 has conducted. Recent attacks include the exploitation of zero day vulnerabilities in file transfer solutions to gain access to sensitive data, which is stolen and threatened to be released if a ransom is not paid. The group is financially motivated and often engages in data theft for extortion, with or without ransomware. Historically, FIN11 has conducted phishing campaigns but has now migrated to other attack vectors against companies in North America and Europe. The Health Sector Cybersecurity and Coordination Center (HC3) has compiled a profile of the FIN11 threat group (TA505/Lace Tempest/Hive0065) which is known to target organizations in the healthcare and public health (HPH) sector. HPH Sector Urged to Make FIN11 Threat Group a Priority for Security Teams

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