LockBit attacks TDM Peru
Date:
June 18, 2023
Overview
Title
LockBit attacks TDM Peru
Victim
TDM Peru
Attacker
LockBit
Location
Size of Attack
Unknown/TBD
First Reported
June 18, 2023
Last Updated
October 31, 2022
The LockBit ransomware gang has attacked TDM Peru. TDM Peru is an engineering solutions provider headquartered in Lima, Peru. It employs 700 people in over six countries. LockBit uploaded TDM Peru's details to its data leak site, claiming to have published all stolen data to its dark web portal. TDM Peru has neither confirmed nor denied the incident. LockBit has been active since 2019 and is enabled with security tool evasion capabilities and an extremely fast encryption speed. LockBit is noted for using a triple extortion model where the victim may also be asked to purchase their sensitive information in addition to paying the ransom demand for decrypting systems. The group continues to improve its attack platform and introduced LockBit in June of 2022, which bore some similarities to the BlackMatter ransomware. The latest version incorporates advanced anti-analysis features and is a threat to both Windows and Linux systems. LockBit employs a Base64-encoded hash and an RSA public key in its configuration and hashes it with MD5. LockBit also created its own bug bounty program. LockBit is a very well-run affiliate program and has a great reputation amongst the affiliate (attacker) community for the platform's maturity and for offering high payouts of as much as 75% of the attack proceeds. LockBit is known to employ multiple extortion techniques, including data exfiltration, to compel payment.
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