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At the moment, these servers cannot be accessed via SSH, and the hosting panels have been blocked.

The hosting support service doesn't provide any information except "at the request of law enforcement authorities." In addition, a couple of hours after the seizure, funds from the payment server (belonging to us and our clients) were withdrawn to an unknown account.

The following actions will be taken to solve the current issue: You will be given decryption tools for all the companies that haven't paid yet.

After that, you will be free to communicate with them wherever you want in any way you want. Contact the support service. We will withdraw the deposit to resolve the issues with all the affected users.

The approximate date of compensation is May 23 (due to the fact that the deposit is to be put on hold for 10 days on XSS).

In view of the above and due to the pressure from the US, the affiliate program is closed. Stay safe and good luck.

The landing page, servers, and other resources will be taken down within 48 hours.”

Columbia Pipeline Hackers going dark 

Some security experts warn the group may taking the ransom and running. But they may not be gone forever. DarkSide may be going dark until the heat from the high-profile attack dies down.

The Colonial Pipeline is resuming operations but there is still a gasoline shortage throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern United States. And the U.S. claims to be treating the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack as an act of war.

DarkSide’s website still includes a display page that shows data from their victims that haven’t paid a ransom. It also had a way for the media and hacking victims to register online. 

But it seems that DarkSide’s days as a large “ransomware-as-a-service” company operating a platform for other hackers, or their “affiliates” are over. The Columbia Pipeline hackers are running, but the U.S. may be in hot pursuit.