Collaborate Disseminate
If you receive an image file sent by someone, even your friend, on your Facebook Messenger, LinkedIn or any other social media platform, just DO NOT CLICK ON IT.
Even JPG image file could eventually infect your computer with the infamous Locky Ransomw… Continue reading Beware! Malicious JPG Images on Facebook Messenger Spreading Locky Ransomware
If you came across any Facebook Message with an image file (exactly .SVG file format) send by any of your Facebook friends, just avoid clicking it.
An ongoing Facebook spam campaign is spreading malware downloader among Facebook users by taking advant… Continue reading Spammers using Facebook Messenger to Spread Locky Ransomware
Microsoft malware researchers say Locky ransomware authors are changing tactics again to evade detection. Continue reading Locky Ransomware Learns New Evasive Tricks
A massive wave of Locky ransomware delivered via DOCM attachments is targeting the healthcare sector this month. Continue reading Locky Targets Hospitals In Massive Wave Of Ransomware Attacks
Latest CryptXXX ransomware variant masks itself as a DLL for video editing software and now can outsmart decryption tools. Continue reading New CryptXXX Can Evade Detection, Outsmarts Decryption Tools
After a mysterious three weeks off the grid, Necurs has returned to spewing massive volumes of email containing improved versions of the potent Locky ransomware and Dridex banking Trojan. Continue reading Necurs Botnet is Back, Updated With Smarter Locky Variant
Researchers tracked a Locky ransomware and spam attack that spoofed an Amazon shipping email that included an estimated 100 million sent missives. Continue reading Amazon Users Targets of Massive Locky Spear-Phishing Campaign
Microsoft warns of new technique to distribute macro malware that can evade standard virus detection, according to security experts. Continue reading Microsoft Warns of Sneaky New Macro Trick
A Locky ransomware variant is finding new life by mixing up its attack strategy. Continue reading Locky Variant Changes C2 Communication, Found in Nuclear EK
A Kentucky hospital says it is operating in an “internal state of emergency” after a ransomware attack rattled around inside its networks, encrypting files on computer systems and holding the data on them hostage unless and until the hospital pays up. Continue reading Hospital Declares ‘Internal State of Emergency’ After Ransomware Infection