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Embargo Ransomware Targets with Rust Code

June 5, 2024
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Embargo Ransomware Targets with Rust Code

Embargo is a new ransomware group entering the digital extortion scene, drawing comparisons to the notorious Alphv group. Despite similarities in their programming approach, a group member stated in an interview that Embargo’s operations differ significantly from those of Alphv. The ransomware used by Embargo is written in Rust, a language known for its security and efficiency, though it has limitations due to a smaller library and fewer third-party tools, which forces programmers to create more custom code.

Embargo’s blog on the Tor network currently lists only four victims, but this number represents only those who refused to pay the ransom. The group is relatively new, and its operations are still evolving. The use of Rust, a language gaining popularity for its safety features, suggests a level of sophistication in Embargo’s approach, but also indicates potential challenges in scaling their operations due to the need for custom solutions.

The choice of Rust could be seen as both an advantage and a limitation. While it enhances security and performance, it also requires more effort from the programmers, which might slow down the development and deployment of their ransomware. This duality reflects Embargo’s current standing in the cyber extortion world: a group with potential but still in the early stages of its operations.

As Embargo continues to grow, its strategy and impact on the ransomware landscape will become clearer. For now, the group is trying to establish its presence and reputation, with a focus on victims who resist paying ransoms. The evolution of their methods and the effectiveness of their Rust-based ransomware will be key factors to watch as they navigate the increasingly crowded and competitive ransomware market.

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  • Embargo Ransomware Group Targets Victims with Rust Code
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