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Void Manticore Deploys Destructive Wipers

May 21, 2024
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Void Manticore Deploys Destructive Wipers

A prominent Iranian hacking group, identified as Void Manticore, has unleashed a wave of cyberattacks targeting organizations through the deployment of destructive wiper malware. Operating under the moniker Storm-842, Void Manticore’s activities primarily target Israel and Albania, posing a significant threat to critical infrastructure and sensitive data. The malware, known as BiBi Wiper, has evolved to corrupt disk partition tables, amplifying the challenges of data restoration and extending the downtime for affected entities. Check Point Research has uncovered newer variants of BiBi Wiper, along with related wipers like CI Wiper and Partition Wiper, shedding light on the group’s sophisticated tactics and operational alliances with other threat actors.

The emergence of Void Manticore’s cyber campaign has raised concerns among cybersecurity experts due to its strategic targeting and destructive capabilities. Suspected to be affiliated with Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS), Void Manticore demonstrates a formidable threat to global cybersecurity, leveraging advanced malware techniques to inflict maximum damage on its victims. With BiBi Wiper’s ability to delete disk partition tables, organizations face heightened challenges in recovering critical data and restoring normal operations following an attack. Moreover, Check Point Research’s findings suggest collaborative efforts between Void Manticore and other threat groups, indicating a complex and coordinated approach to cyber warfare.

Void Manticore’s utilization of destructive wiper malware represents a dangerous escalation in cyber conflict, with potential implications for national security and economic stability. The group’s targeting of critical organizations underscores the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures and proactive threat intelligence to mitigate the risks posed by such sophisticated adversaries. As the cyber threat landscape continues to evolve, organizations must remain vigilant and resilient in the face of emerging threats, leveraging comprehensive cybersecurity strategies to safeguard their digital assets and infrastructure. Collaboration between governments, private sector entities, and cybersecurity professionals is essential in combating the growing menace of state-sponsored cyberattacks and protecting the integrity of global networks and systems.

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  • Void Manticore Targets Organizations with Destructive Wiper Malware Campaigns

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