CVE-2025-31324

Vulnerability updated 5 months ago (2025-04-25T17:56:34.036Z)
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The BianLian Threat Actor is associated with CVE-2025-31324. BianLian is a threat actor that has been active in cybercrime, leveraging various techniques for malicious intent. Prior to January 2024, the group used an encryptor (encryptor.exe) that modified all encrypted files to have the .bianlian extension and created a ransom note in each affected directoryUnspecified
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