FBI issues warning about Medusa ransomware; here’s how you can keep your personal information safe
Medusa ransomware is dangerous enough that the FBI sent a 15-page memo warning people and entire industries. The agency says hundreds of victims have been reported and entire fields, from medicine to ...
This dangerous new ransomware is hitting Windows, ARM, ESXi systems
A new dangerous ransomware variant has been spotted, capable of encrypting Windows devices, Linux, VMware, ESXi systems, and ...
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Fake Zoom installer tries to trick users into installing dangerous ransomware – here’s how to stay safe
Hackers are once again targeting Zoom users by tricking them into infecting their own PCs with ransomware by using fake sites. As reported by Cybernews, security researchers at DFIR have ...
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Ransomware Shifts Tactics as Payouts Drop: Critical Infrastructure in the Crosshairs
Cyber threats in 2024 evolved with smarter phishing, browser-based malware, and persistent ransomware targeting critical ...
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Most Healthcare Providers Remain Highly Vulnerable to Ransomware Attacks
About 90% of healthcare organizations are insecurely connected to the internet and running systems vulnerable to exploitation ...
Report warns that browser-native ransomware is a growing threat to enterprise data
A new report out today from cybersecurity company SquareX Inc. is warning of a dangerous new evolution in ransomware: browser ...
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‘They’re Going To Take You’: Responding to a Ransomware Attack
Bringing in counsel when designing cybersecurity procedures and data storage plans, well before an attack, can help on the back-end, if the company is called one day to explain a ransomware ...
FBI warnings are true—fake file converters do push malware
The FBI is warning that fake online document converters are being used to steal people's information and, in worst-case ...
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AI-Assisted Ransomware: Fighting Fire With Fire
Ransomware has evolved significantly over the past decade, transforming from crude DIY tool kits to sophisticated ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) models and, more recently, to AI-assisted attacks ...
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Russian Espionage Group Using Ransomware in Attacks
Russian-speaking espionage group RedCurl has been deploying ransomware on victims’ networks in a recent campaign.
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FBI issues warning about Medusa ransomware; here’s how you can keep your personal information safe
Medusa ransomware is dangerous enough that the FBI ... You pay x amount of dollars...” Seaman explained. In some cases, people or companies pay, but the scam keeps going.