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Ransomware payment amounts declined in Q2 as several high profile attacks
escalated the attention of the US government and law enforcement.
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Ransomware attacks continued to proliferate in Q1 2021 as several common
but unpatched software vulnerabilities created a fresh supply of
compromised network access to ransomware affiliates.
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See how doxxing victims are distributed across industries, company sizes,
and revenue tiers. Find Coveware’s data and analysis on doxxing trends in
Q4.
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See how doxxing victims are distributed across industries, company sizes,
and revenue tiers. Find Coveware’s data and analysis on doxxing trends in
Q4.
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Coveware’s Q4 Ransomware Report finds that fewer companies are paying
criminal extortionists that are holding stolen data for ransom.
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See the realities of ransomware attacks on small and medium-sized
professional service firms and what factors lead to increased
vulnerability.
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Ransomware attacks in Q3 2020 were marked by a larger reliance on stolen
data. During the quarter, Maze sunset their operations while Ryuk restarted
their campaign.
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Read Coveware’s prepared testimony on defending state and local
organizations from ransomware.
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During the first quarter of 2020 ransomware threat actors took advantage of
the economic and workplace disruption caused by the COVID-19 outbreak. A
proliferation of new variants were observed as some regular ransomware
types began to fade. Read on!
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Ransomware attacks against MSPs increase the blast radius of the attack to
every downstream client endpoint. We coordinated a survey with NinjaRMM to
determine if MSPs are considering this risk correctly.
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