Collaborate Disseminate
By Sudais Asif
The leak came a day after the REvil ransomware group demanded $42 million to keep Trump’s ‘dirty laundry’ offline.
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By Waqas
The REvil ransomware attack which is also known as Sodinokibi.
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Cybercriminals used the REvil ransomware to attack a law firm used by the likes of Lady Gaga, Drake and Madonna. Now, they’re threatening to leak the 756 gigabytes of stolen data. Continue reading REvil Ransomware Attack Hits A-List Celeb Law Firm
Ransomware crooks are apparently threatening to dump personal data for a long of celebs including Lady Gaga, Madonna, Nicki Minaj and more. Continue reading Celebrity personal data taken in ransomware attack
The Ryuk and Sodinokibi ransomware families both contributed to an increase in the ransom amounts demanded by attackers over the past quarter. Coveware found that the average ransom amount demanded by ransomware attacks in Q1 2020 was $111,605. This am… Continue reading Increase in Ransomware Demand Amounts Driven by Ryuk, Sodinokibi
A company named CivicSmart from Milwaukee that’s selling smart parking meters was hit by Sodinokibi ransomware, and the attackers manage to steal a large amount of data which they then used for further leverage. These days, it seems that the most… Continue reading Smart Parking Meter Company Hit by Sodinokibi
The current upsurge in hackers looking to take advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic has been well-documented, be they scammers and financially motivated hackers or well-funded and skilled state-sponsored groups. This in itself does not say much about th… Continue reading Hospitals Forced to Fight Another Pandemic
Ransomware attacks on a prominent insurer’s client base rose by more than 100% last year, driven by new attacks on healthcare, professional services and financial institutions, according to new figures released Monday. Beazley Breach Response services, a unit of the London-based insurance firm, said Monday that its clients reported 775 ransomware attacks in 2019, a 131% increase over the previous year. The spike was motivated by a combination of factors, including the increased accessibility of pernicious strains of malicious software, higher demands and the simple inability of enterprises to fend off phishing emails or protect remote desktop protocol technology. The numbers are the latest addition to a pervasive ransomware problem that has been difficult to quantify. Victims often do not report attacks to law enforcement, while extortion demands range from thousands to millions of dollars. Meanwhile insurers like Beazley are asked to cover ransomware claims, and typically keep their risk […]
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A comment from one buyer of data purportedly from Brooks International: “It even has credit card number & a password. lol !!” Continue reading Stolen data of company that refused REvil ransom payment now on sale
As it stands, ransomware is the cybersecurity problem that refuses to disappear. What started as malware specifically targeting home users is now targeting government departments and enterprise organizations. Not even Fortune 500 companies are safe fr… Continue reading MedusaLocker Leaves No Network Drive Safe