https://www.zdnet.com/article/cybercrime-group-fin6-evolves-from-pos-malware-to-ransomware/
By Catalin Cimpanu
Zero Day
ZDNet News
April 8, 2019
A cybercrime group known primarily for hacking retailers and stealing payment
card details from point-of-sale (POS) systems has changed tactics and is now
also deploying ransomware on infected networks.
The group --named FIN6-- has a reputation in the cyber-security field for being
one of the most advanced cyber-criminal groups around.
Its activities were first documented in the spring of 2016, when FireEye
published a first report detailing its extensive hacks and advanced arsenal.
At the time, the group had developed a versatile POS malware strain named
Trinity (aka FrameworkPOS). FIN6 would hack into the networks of major
retailers, move laterally across their systems, and deploy Trinity on computers
that handled POS data to extract payment card details that they would later
upload on their own servers.
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