ZPWW Ransomware: Dealing with the new STOP/Djvu Ransomware Variant
ZPWW Ransomware is yet another malware strain that is a part of the prolific STOP/Djvu Ransomware family. Like other similar…
Robbinhood Ransomware Steals from the Rich, but can also Steal from the Poor
The cybercriminals responsible for the RobbinHood ransomware must have been inspired by the legendary bandit from English folklore Robin Hood,…
FTCODE Ransomware: What is it?
An upgraded version of FTCODE ransomware is now equipped with password-stealing capabilities targeting browsers and email services Although FTCODE ransomware…
The Future of Ransomware
Ransomware operators are adopting data exfiltration in addition to encryption models. Is this the future of ransomware? Three more ransomware…
rivitMedia Archives: California was Involved in a DopplePaymer Ransomware Attack
The practice of disclosing stolen data as a penalty for not paying ransom demands is just starting to heat up…
Maze ransomware releases stolen Allied Files
The group behind Maze Ransomware has started a trend of publishing data and files from victims unwilling to pay ransom…
Post-COVID-19 Ransomware Threats
As telecommuters begin to return to an office setting post-COVID-19, experts are predicting a spike in new ransomware campaigns When…
An Overview of the Most Common Practices Employed by Ransomware
Four common ways ransomware can infect your organization, including Angler and Nuclear exploit kits and Locky and CryptoWall ransomware Understanding…
STOP and Zorab Ransomware: An Overview
Ransomware strains STOP and Zorab are exploiting the desperation of victims with a fake decryptor that double encrypts victims' files…
WastedLocker: Dealing with the Threat Created by Evil Corp
Evil Corp, the Hackers Behind WastedLocker ransomware are making extravagant ransom demands in the millions of dollars, despite facing criminal charges…