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Supposed Grasshopper is a tracking name associated with attacker infrastructure observed in connection with LockBit activity. Available reporting ties the referenced activity to the LockBit ransomware-as-a-service ecosystem rather than establishing Supposed Grasshopper as a distinct, independently attributed threat actor. LockBit emerged in late 2019 and became one of the most prolific ransomware operations, using an affiliate model in which operators provide ransomware tooling and infrastructure while affiliates conduct intrusions. This model has produced a broad range of victimology and intrusion tradecraft. LockBit has been linked to Russian cybercriminals and has conducted hundreds of attacks, including extensive activity against U.S. organizations. The operation is known for financially motivated ransomware and extortion campaigns and for maintaining a highly disruptive tempo of attacks.
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