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🎁CONTI LEAK: Video they tried to bury!
6+ Conti members on a private jet. TARGET’s birthday — $10M bounty on his head.
Filmed by TARGET himself. Original erased — we kept a copy.
🎥Watch and help identify him!
@LawrenceAbrams @pancak3lullz @c3rb3ru5d3d53c
#CyberCrime #Leak #Exclusive
📰 Bloomberg published an article about my investigations and publications on the Conti group.
🔗 Read the article: bloomberg.com/news/newslette…
📌 Experts note:
“The most consequential element of the leak is the advanced doxxing of high-ranking cybercriminals”,
said Michael Sikorski, chief technology officer and head of threat intelligence at Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42. “What’s striking is how personal this feels.”
🗣 A big thank you to @Jon__DiMaggio, Chief Security Strategist at Analyst1, for his comments regarding my investigations into Conti. 🙏
I truly appreciate his expertise and perspective on the matter. If he—or anyone else—has further questions about my work, I’d be happy to discuss and provide clarity. My focus has always been on accuracy and transparency in uncovering the truth.
Let’s connect, John! DMs are open, or feel free to reach out directly.
Vladimir Kamensky 18.11.1973
🔗Dossier: justpaste.it/hsq7e
Member of the Conti cybercrime group as part of Team1.
He was previously misidentified as Target — this is incorrect.
Kamensky is not Target but was part of the group.
#Conti #Cybercrime #Ransomware
Sergey Khitrov 31.01.1994
Aliases: Stanton
Affiliation: Conti Group
🔗Dossier: justpaste.it/huh1t
Deputy to “Target”, Stanton played a key role in Conti’s laundering operations.
He helped funnel ransomware profits through the massive crypto wash known as Blockchain Life.
#Conti #Ransomware #Cybercrime #BlockchainLife
Here are photos of 12 individuals, and here is their list:
ABDULLAEV ILGAR OGLY 25.06.1972
ANDREEV FIODOR ALEKSANDROVICH 05.09.1986
VASILCHENKO ALEKSANDR MIKHAILOVICH 20.12.1991
GALOCHKIN MAXIM SERGUEEVICH 19.05.1982
ZHUIKOV ANDREI YOURIEVICH 18.02.1982
ZHUKOV ALEKSANDR VADIMOVICH 06.04.1984
KAREVA EKATERINA VLADIMIROVNA 31.10.1983
KVITKO VLADIMIR VIKTOROVICH 23.10.1984
FAKEEV OLEG ALEKSANDROVICH 07.02.1994
KHITROV ALEKSEI ALEKSANDROVICH 31.01.1994
KHITROV SERGEI ALEKSANDROVICH 31.01.1994
TSAREV MIKHAIL MIKHAILOVICH 20.04.1989
And this is just a small teaser. There will be more to come. I will publish profiles and detailed dossiers on each participant.
Andrey Yuryevich Zhuykov 18.02.1982
Aliases: Defender, Dif
🔗Dossier: justpaste.it/jcn0i
System Administrator of the Conti.
Defender is a key technical specialist responsible for the viability of the group’s entire infrastructure.
#Conti #Cybercrime #Ransomware
Tsaryov Mikhail Mikhailovich 20.04.1989
Aliases: Mango
🔗Dossier: justpaste.it/ee50n
Mango is a key coordinator and the “grey cardinal” within the Conti/TrickBot ecosystem.
#Conti #Cybercrime #Ransomware
🚨 New Investigation: Bondarenko Arkady — Negotiator for the Conti Group.
🔗Details, analysis, and Dossier: justpaste.it/iqo8u
#Conti #Cybercrime #Ransomware
Today, I’m going to expose Conti’s chief negotiator, a significant figure from a major Canadian recovery company. He handled ransom negotiations with the victims.
💥 The Reveal: Stern’s New Face
Remember when I promised to reveal the new face of the Conti leader after his plastic surgery? The time has come.
📄 Updated Dossier: justpaste.it/ilesl
Stern thought changing his appearance would keep him safe. Turns out, it wasn’t enough. The exposure continues.
Stay tuned for more updates.
#Ransomware #Conti #Trickbot
Replying to @GangExposed
3/ 🚨 Here’s his face.
For years, he operated from the shadows — leading extortion campaigns, moving crypto, funding new fronts.
No more shadows.
💥 You know what an epic fail is?
When you’re exposed, your photo leaks, and you go all out: plastic surgery, new style, new IDs. You hide, you adapt, you relax.
And then bam — your new face gets exposed again! 😏
Soon, I’ll reveal Stern’s new face. And his new passports. Stay tuned.
#Conti #Trickbot #Ransomware
I’ll share one exclusive detail. After firmly verifying my findings, I conducted a "field test" targeting Conti members. Out of desperation, they offered $4M for a zero-click Telegram exploit. Full story: habr.com/ru/news/893464/
(I’ll share more in my future articles.)
A representative of the messenger responded with a condescending statement, reminding everyone that there have been no zero-click attacks on Telegram so far, and the tender indicates that such vulnerabilities have yet to be found in the code. As is well known, Telegram's code is open for review by anyone, and its builds are reproducible. So, the developer's reaction is understandable — translated from corporate-speak to plain human language in the image below.






















