Clop Ransomware – Malware
Clop Ransomware malware works by encrypting your files and asks you to pay a certain ransom amount to have them decrypted.
Clop Ransomware malware works by encrypting your files and asks you to pay a certain ransom amount to have them decrypted.
Casepoint, a U.S.-based legal technology platform, corporations, and law firms, is currently investigating a potential cybersecurity incident.
Slovak cybersecurity firm ESET has discovered a crypter malware called AceCryptor that has been utilized since 2016 to pack various strains of malware.
Enzo Biochem, revealed that it suffered a ransomware attack in April, resulting in the compromise of test information and personal data
A suspected Iranian state-supported threat actor called 'Agrius' has launched a new ransomware strain called 'Moneybird' to target Israeli organizations.
HPHC, a non-profit health services provider based in Massachusetts, has disclosed a ransomware attack that affected 2,550,922 individuals.
CISA, FBI, NSA, and MS-ISAC have released an updated version of the #StopRansomware Guide, recognizing the increasing threat of ransomware .
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Microsoft threat analysts have identified the financially motivated cybercriminal group FIN7, also known as Sangria Tempest.
Russian-speaking ransomware groups that emerged after the Conti group's dissolution are collaborating closely and drawing inspiration from each other.
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