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If evolution has taught humanity anything, it’s that adaptation is key to survival. As prey develop camouflage techniques, predators get faster, sturdier, and better at detection. Now this game of cat and mouse is taking over the digital world.
All cybergangs are on a cycle of relentless adaptation – but a group that stands out from all the rest is Boolka, innovating near-constantly since it first landed on the cybercriminal scene in 2022. Its primary goal is to steal user data across high traffic websites – from usernames, passwords and even credit card information, and sell it for profit on the dark web.
Group-IB’s Gary Ruddell and Nick Palmer are joined by Joel Fromont, Senior Manager of the EMEA Security Specialists Solutions Architect team at AWS, where they discuss how commercially minded adversaries innovate to stay active and avoid detection, how businesses can effectively respond to such a constantly moving target, and what steps can be taken by users to protect themselves online.
By understanding who these actors are and how they operate, you can better anticipate threats and protect yourself in an increasingly hostile digital world.
Subscribe to Group-IB’s Masked Actors now — and stay one step ahead in the fight against cybercrime.




MuddyWater has spent nearly a decade challenging the traditional espionage playbook through constant expansion and technical reinvention. In this episode, Gary Ruddell and former INTERPOL Cybercrime Director Craig Jones join cybersecurity journalist Ravie Lakshmanan to explore the forces behind the group’s evolution, why state-linked actors are so difficult to disrupt, and how defenders can respond to an adversary that never stands still.


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