KBC Zagreb was attacked by LockBit 3.0 hackers: HackManac published details about that attack

Hacker group LockBit 3.0 is behind the attack on KBC Zagreb, it was announced on the X (Twitter) HackManac profile. Namely, it is a hacker group that deals with ransomware attacks, i.e. attacks after which a certain ransom is demanded.

They announced that KBC Zagreb has until July 18 to pay the requested amount, which was not specified in the announcement.

HackManac writes that hackers stole data from medical records, data on examinations, medical work and research, data on operations, data on organ donations and donors, data from the tissue bank, data on employees, data on donations and business relations with private companies, and data on drug stocks.

Who is HackManac?

HackManac is a Dubai-based platform that provides detailed information on the latest computer attacks, including names. ransomware group, the victims and the severity of the attack, writes the Bug portal. They are known for their analysis of hacker attacks and often uncover the activities of the notorious ones ransomware gangs such as LockBit, BlackSuit and 8Base.

They also publish regular reports that summarize the cyber attacks reported during the previous week, and offer insight into the most active ransomware groups and countries most affected by cybercrime.

Who are the LockBit 3.0 hackers?

LockBit 3.0. are one of the most sophisticated and dangerous hacker groups out there ransomware attacks.

This notorious group of cybercriminals, also known as LockBit Black, has developed a lucrative business model based on the Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) model, allowing even inexperienced malicious actors to launch ransomware attacks.

What sets LockBit 3.0 apart from other hacker groups is their extraordinary technical sophistication and adaptability. Not only does the group skillfully exploit known vulnerabilities in popular software, butć and actively seek out and exploit zero-day vulnerabilities that do not have patches available.