Collaborate Disseminate
Scammers will always try and imitate legitimate tools and services in an effort to trick people into harming their accounts and devices. If it isn’t fake logins, it’s dubious links on social media. If we’re wading knee deep in 419 emails, you can bet a… Continue reading PSA: DetoxCrypto Ransomware imitating Malwarebytes
By Carolina
Apparently, Brazilian hackers defaced the Bremerton Housing Authority website and
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And its creators can make as much as $946,000 per year, according to an estimate. Continue reading Popular Ransomware Earns $195,000 In a Month, Report Says
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No More Ransom is a project to help and protect
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New Symantec report finds ransomware numbers and ransom demands are on the rise, with corporations increasingly coming into the line of fire.Read More Continue reading REPORT: Organizations must respond to increasing threat of ransomware
By WaqasFLocker malware was once found targeting Android smartphones but itsThis is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Say Hello to Ransomware Targeting Smart TV Continue reading Say Hello to Ransomware Targeting Smart TV
Crooks breaking into enterprise networks are holding data they steal for ransom under the guise they are doing the company a favor exposing a flaw. Continue reading Hackers Find Bugs, Extort Ransom and Call it a Public Service
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
By Mike Kun, Manager, Akamai SIRT Extortion attacks have risen since DD4BC kicked things off last year. DD4BC peaked in July and the Armada Collective took over after that, sending out emails threatening attacks unless the victim(s) made ransom payments… Continue reading Why Companies Shouldn’t Pay Ransom to Lizard Squad (or Anyone Else)
The Petya ransomware encrypts a compromised computer’s master file table. Continue reading Petya Ransomware Encrypts Master File Table