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Ransomware Attacks are on the Rise
Lockbit was the most prolific ransomware gang, carrying out 62 attacks in July. The revival is being led by ex-ransomware as a service (RaaS) groups. NCC Group counted 198 successful ransomware campaigns – a 47 percent increase from June.
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WannaCry Ransomware Attack: All You Should Know
WannaCry is ransomware that infects itself by exploiting a vulnerability in the Windows Server Message Block (SMB) protocol. The malware encrypts victims’ data and demands cryptocurrency to decrypt them. WannaCry encrypted hundreds of thousands of devices in over 150 countries in a matter of hours.
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Ransomware and SMEs
Ransomware attacks are increasingly targeting small and medium-sized businesses. Small businesses spend less money on cyber security software and employee training. Many SMEs feel they are too small to be targeted by cybercriminals because they are often unaware of the potential threat, experts say.
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SOVA Android Banking Malware Adds Ransomware Feature to Encrypt Files
The Android banking Trojan SOVA (“owl” in Russian) has been actively being developed since September 2021. Sova v4 malware is hidden in fake Android applications that are displayed with the logo of popular applications such as Chrome, Amazon, NFT platform, or others. SVA v4’s (Cleafy) cookie theft mechanism has been redesigned and improved. New module in SOVA v4 is dedicated to the Binance and Trust Wallet exchange (official Binance kriptokoshelku). Researchers say that Sova uses. apk just open the file.
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Feds: Zeppelin Ransomware Resurfaces with New Compromise, Encryption Tactics
Zeppelin is a variant of the Delphi-based ransomware family (RaaS), originally known as Vega or VegaLocker. Unlike its predecessor, Zeppelin’s campaigns were much more targeted. Threat actors first targeting technology and healthcare companies in Europe and the U.S.
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Petya Ransomware Attack
The #Wannacry attacks caused major losses in crucial sectors like health, finance, and energy. A new pandemic malicious virus known as Petya ransomware was released on June 27, 2017. Even if businesses pay the ransom, victims will no longer be able to access their machines.
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The Ransomware Risks in Office Files
Ransomware, first discovered in September 2013, has been a nightmare for individuals and institutions. It is a hazardous type of ransomware trojan horse. Ransomware has since been adopted for Android smartphones and Mac computers. Furthermore, ransomware in office files has emerged as a new attack vector.
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Despite Closures of Ransomware Groups, Attacks Continue to Rise!
There is an increase in sophisticated, high-impact global ransomware incidents against several organizations including the ones that manage critical infrastructures. However, even if there were seasonal reduction in ransomware attacks across December 2021 and January 2022, the number of ransomware attacks continue to rise.
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The Ransomware Gang [BlackCat/ALPHY] Takes Extortion to the Next Step
The BlackCat ransomware gang’s latest technique has demonstrated that cybercriminals are also capable of changing extortion methods, despite the fact that ransomware gangs have long pursued extortion strategies.
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The Conflict Between Russia and Ukraine Is Getting Worse
Telegram Has Become a Cyber Criminal’s Digital Forefront
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North Korean Hackers Took Advantage of a Chrome zero-day Vulnerability Before the Patch Was Released
Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) said that hacker groups have exploited the Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability that is being monitored in Chrome.






