Multiple security researchers have expressed skepticism about the reality of the attack, suggesting that Lockbit is bluffing and that there is no evidence to support its claims.

DarkTracer and DarkTrace are two different companies, and it's clear that the LockBit ransomware group got confused! It seems that Darktrace company has not been breached by LockBit - and has not even been a target. Instead, the newly added entry on the LockBit leak site is apparently a response to recent tweets from DarkTracer, a Singaporean dark web threat intelligence company that has nothing to do with Darktrace company.

The current LockBit ransomware gang, still unable to resist the DDoS attack on their dark web site, has temporarily placed a message on one of their Tor domains seeking BT seed upload points.

The new version improves the UI design of the ransom site, launches the organization's official blog site on the dark web, a document site showing evidence of the intrusion, a chat site to communicate with victims, and adds a Zcash cryptocurrency payment option.

Ransomware group LockBit has targeted two medical institutions in the Swiss canton of Neuchâtel in a cyber attack and offered to hold them for ransom or publish their stolen data on the dark web. Following the ultimatum, LockBit leaked the data of thousands of Neuchâtel patients on the Dark Web.