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Ever wonder what happens when hackers get hacked?

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    Ever wonder what happens when hackers get hacked? We put together a quick FAQ to highlight the lessons defenders can learn from underground betrayals.

    What do these leaks from hacking groups show us?
    - Hackers face the same pitfalls as enterprises—weak passwords, insider betrayals, reused infrastructure, and unpatched vulnerabilities.

    Why does this matter for defenders?
    - Each leak offers intelligence that can sharpen detection rules, inform tabletop exercises, and highlight overlooked risks like attackers searching for cyber insurance policies.

    How should organizations respond?
    - Integrate adversary mistakes into training, update incident response playbooks based on real-world tactics, and monitor for insider threats within your own environment.

    Should defenders strike back?
    - Calls for “hack-back” raise real risks of escalation. Retaliation can easily spill into civilian infrastructure—so focus on building stronger defenses, not counterattacks.

    Read the full analysis here: https://www.lmgsecurity.com/when-hackers-get-hacked-lessons-from-underground-betrayals/

    #ThreatIntelligence #IncidentResponse #RiskManagement

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