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Ransomware gangs are financially motivated cybercriminal groups that conduct intrusion, encryption, and extortion operations against enterprise environments. They increasingly exploit internet-facing network edge infrastructure such as firewalls, VPN appliances, routers, and email gateways as an initial access vector, reflecting a broader shift away from phishing toward direct exploitation of exposed systems. These actors commonly take advantage of vulnerabilities in security and remote-access products, including authentication bypass, command injection, buffer overflow, and related flaws, and may chain multiple vulnerabilities to obtain remote code execution and footholds inside victim networks. Their operations typically involve initial compromise, persistence, post-exploitation activity, credential abuse, lateral movement, data exfiltration, and extortion. The term refers to a broad category of criminal operators rather than a single cohesive threat actor, and no specific sub-group, alias set, or national affiliation is established here.
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