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2020 Government agencies did not formally attribute the group to any nation-state.[5] Software with the name "LockBit" appeared on a Russian-language based cybercrime forum in January 2020.[4] The group is financially-motivated.[3]
2020-2023 In the United States between January 2020 and May 2023, LockBit was used in approximately 1,700 ransomware attacks, with US$91 million paid in ransom to hackers.[4]
2021-Today LockBit 2.0
2022-2023 According to a joint statement by various government agencies, LockBit was the world's most prolific ransomware in 2022.[2] It was estimated in early 2023 to be responsible for 44% of all ransomware incidents globally.[3]
2024 ET - Has America’s banking information been compromised? What is this ransomware group’s demand?
2024 In February 2024 law enforcement agencies seized control of LockBit dark web sites used for attacks.[6][7] However, further attacks with LockBit ransomware were later reported, with the group attempting to perform a comeback. [8][9]
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