Hackers hired a man to walk into a US law firm, CrowdStrike says
According to CrowdStrike's latest report on the legal sector, the threat group CHATTY SPIDER has emerged as the dominant cybercrime threat to US law firms, accounting for nearly 90% of its reported victims. The group increased its activity by 129% during the first eight months of 2024 compared to all of 2024, demonstrating a sharp rise in targeting legal services. CrowdStrike notes that the group has employed tactics including hiring individuals to physically infiltrate law firm locations.
Key points
- CHATTY SPIDER grew attacks 129% in first eight months of 2024
- Law firms represent nearly 90% of group's victims
- Cybercriminals used physical infiltration tactics against firms
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