A Russian cybercrime gang called "Crazy Evil" has become a key player in a series of phishing scams targeting crypto users worldwide. These scams are sophisticated and use bespoke social engineering tactics.
Who are "Crazy Evil"?
According to a new cybersecurity threats report, "Crazy Evil" is the group behind more than 10 sophisticated social media phishing scams. The gang employs malware such as Angel Drainer, Atomic mac OS Stealer, and StealC to steal cryptocurrency from users.
How the Group's Operations Work
Research outfit Insikt Group has provided insight into the workings of "Crazy Evil", noting that the gang is divided into six subteams: AVLAND, TYPED, DELAND, ZOOMLAND, DEFI, and KEVLAND. Each subteam targets specific victim profiles with bespoke phishing lures and malware payloads.
How to Protect Against Attacks
Given the multi-layered attacks by "Crazy Evil", experts recommend deploying endpoint detection and response solutions that actively scan for specific malware families. Monitoring and blocking access to domains controlled by the gang is also crucial.
The cybercrime gang "Crazy Evil", with its extensive resources and expertise, poses a significant threat to cryptocurrency holders. Users should remain vigilant and take steps to safeguard their assets.
