Ransomware. Tagged Articles.
26 articles tagged Ransomware.
Digital Risk Protection
How to Prioritize and Mitigate Cyber Risks in Today’s Threat Landscape
Learn how to prioritize cyber risks: set objectives, assess regularly, rank by impact and likelihood, mitigate the top risks and keep reviewing.
Digital Risk Protection
The Intersection of Cybersecurity and Privacy: Navigating Compliance Challenges
Compliance means meeting security rules and privacy laws together. See the main challenges, from GDPR and CCPA to third-party risk, and how to manage them.
Digital Risk Protection
How to Strengthen Your Supply Chain Security Against Emerging Threats
How to protect your supply chain from new threats: risk assessments for each link, monitoring, threat intelligence and digital risk protection services.
APT Groups
[Research Summary]: RokRat
RokRAT technical analysis: how a .lnk file disguised as a PDF runs PowerShell and drops the RokRAT trojan, with MITRE ATT&CK mapping and defences.
Ransomware
Xehook Stealer Technical Analysis
The xehook stealer is a .NET data-stealing malware sold on a cybercrime forum. See how it works, the MITRE ATT&CK techniques it uses and how to…
Ransomware
Xeno RAT Technical Analysis
Xeno RAT analysis: an open-source remote access tool with a client builder, reverse proxy, process, file and registry management, and file hashes.
Security News
International Agencies Unmasked LockBit Ransomware Group Leader
The LockBit ransomware leader was named as Dmitry Khoroshev in May 2024. See the sanctions, the $10 million reward and what the sources say about LockBit.
Ransomware
Phemedrone Stealer Technical Analysis
Technical analysis of Phemedrone stealer malware: how it spreads, what data it steals, how it sends data out through Telegram, and how to reduce the risk.
Ransomware
Cactus Ransomware Technical Analysis
The Cactus ransomware, initially observed in 2023, is a sophisticated malware variant that poses a significant threat to computer systems and their users.
Ransomware
Top Ransomware Groups and Monitoring Techniques
Ransomware groups such as Conti, Lockbit, Cl0p, Stormous and Lapsus$ explained, plus free tools and sites to identify ransomware and monitor leak sites.
Security News
RedAlert: The New Ransomware Targeting VMware ESXi Servers
RedAlert (N13V) ransomware targets VMware ESXi servers on Windows and Linux, shuts down virtual machines, demands Monero and runs a leak site.
Security News
GoodWill: A New Ransomware Group Raising Attention to Social Responsibility
GoodWill ransomware asks victims for social good activities instead of money for the key. See how it works, who researchers link it to and how to…
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