cybercriminal_ransomware_crews
Cybercriminal ransomware crews are financially motivated threat actors referenced here as part of a broader cybercrime ecosystem. The content states that ransomware groups are expected to increasingly adopt agentic AI to automate more of their operations, although Trend Micro intelligence says there are currently no signs of cybercriminals using agentic AI in attacks. The reported expectation is that agentic AI could gradually automate parts of the attack chain, including vulnerability scanning, exploitation, backdoor installation, and potentially AI-powered ransomware-as-a-service operations, lowering the skill barrier for less experienced operators. The content also notes that financially motivated attackers such as ransomware crews use infostealer malware to gain initial access to victim networks, and that agentic-aware infostealer activity has been observed targeting centralized data hubs such as Windows 11 Copilot through hidden instructions in documents to exfiltrate data via AI agents. No specific sub-groups, aliases beyond the provided name, or nation-state attribution are given in the content.
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