L Group claims cookieskids.com compromise
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L Group ransomware gang claims compromise of cookieskids.com with 852 exposed user credentials and 34 identified external attack surface points.
L Group, a ransomware operator, has posted a claim of compromise against cookieskids.com to the Ransomware.live leak site. According to the posting, the compromise affected 852 user credentials and identified 34 points on the victim's external attack surface. No compromised employee accounts or third-party employee credentials were reported in the claim. The posting includes DNS record enumeration of the victim's domain. This represents a typical ransomware gang claiming activity, indexing publicly disclosed information from threat actor leak sites. Defenders should treat this as notice that credentials associated with this domain have been compromised and may be in use for further attacks.
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Source reporting: https://www.ransomware.live/id/Y29va2llc2tpZHMuY29tQEwgR3JvdXA=
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