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This post shows you how to use the special decryptor for the petya family: Petya, Msicha, and Goldeneye. Not suitable for copycats of these.
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The post Bye, bye … Continue reading Bye, bye Petya! Decryptor for old versions released.
Verizon’s Data Breach Investigations Report for 2017 shows big growth in the reported number of ransomware attacks and incidents involving cyberespionage. Continue reading Ransomware, Cyberespionage Dominate Verizon DBIR
Janus Cybercrime Solutions are the outfit behind the notorious Petya and Mischa ransomware business.
And, it seems, they’re keen on building their brand.
David Bisson reports.
Continue reading The hacker’s guide to boosting your ransomware’s brand
A new ransomware strain called Mamba opts to encrypts hard drives rather than individual files and folders stored on the local disk. Continue reading Mamba Ransomware Encrypts Hard Drives Rather Than Files
The good news: it could lead to some encrypted files being saved. The bad news: the rival gang is offering ransomware as a service. Continue reading Chimera ransomware keys leaked by rival malware developers
Petya’s authors got it right at the third attempt. The currently launched wave of this ransomware finally seems to have the proper Salsa20.Categories: Malware
Threat analysisTags: Mischapetyaransomware(Read more…) Continue reading Third time (un)lucky – improved Petya is out
The latest Petya ransomware attacks come with a twist; if Petya is not granted privileges to encrypt the Master File Table, it instead installs Mischa ransomware. Continue reading Latest Petya Ransomware Strain Comes with a Failsafe: Mischa