TaskHound Data Leak: DarkVault's Ransomware Attack Impact
Incident Date:
April 11, 2024
Overview
Title
TaskHound Data Leak: DarkVault's Ransomware Attack Impact
Victim
TaskHound
Attacker
DarkVault
Location
First Reported
April 11, 2024
DarkVault's Ransomware Attack on TaskHound
Ransomware Attack
TaskHound, a victimized website based in the USA, fell prey to a cyberattack by DarkVault, a cybercrime group. This attack involved ransomware, with no specific ransom demand mentioned. However, the attackers fully published the leaked data, with the deadline for any potential ransom set for March 22, 2024. The cyber risk factor for this incident is rated at 3, indicating a medium level of risk.
Company Overview
A time tracking solution for businesses of any size, TaskHound operates in the Software sector. Offering an all-inclusive, easy-to-use platform with unlimited features for a single fixed price, the company does not disclose specific details about its size, revenue, or ownership publicly. Its focus on a fixed price model, rather than charging per employee, sets TaskHound apart in the industry, allowing them to maintain a steady revenue stream while appealing to a broader customer base.
Vulnerabilities
TaskHound's use of Google Analytics for tracking website usage, as mentioned in their Cookie Policy, could potentially expose them to cyber threats. Additionally, the recent ransomware attack by the DarkVault group highlights the company's vulnerability to malicious actors targeting their systems.
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