ransomware

Golang-based RAT used to steal data before encryption

The authorities are advising residents to take precautions as the files contain personal identifiable information

The proposed Joint Cyber Unit is set to be unveiled on Wednesday and will likely to operate out of Brussels

The ransomware bill was introduced by an opposition legislator in the wake of numerous global attacks

New report finds ransomware gangs are buying access from hackers planting backdoors

Lightning often strikes twice, says Cybereason research

Lindy Cameron warns of the evolving ecosystem of ransomware, facilitated by the rise of ransomware as a service

Avaddon is the latest hacking group to have suspend operations, following in the footsteps of DarkSide and Maze

We explore what goes on in the minds of cyber criminals

Even though major companies are paying millions in ransom, the FBI’s policy hasn’t changed

International law enforcement agencies Interpol and Europol have been informed

Stolen data has now been posted for sale on the dark web

The White House says a Russian state-backed hacking group was behind the ransomware attack

63.7 Bitcoins worth $2.3 million have been seized after a warrant was authorized by judge

Live feeds on TV and radio stations go offline during incident

Department of Justice will require all ransomware cases to be centrally coordinated via Washington

Company shuts down part of its network while it investigates the situation

Vulnerabilities in server software allow Epsilon Red to encrypt data

The rise in working from home has brought with it a rise in ransomware attacks, but an effective backup routine can guard against disaster

Australian operations have been suspended for at least 24 hours as IT professionals work to restore services

Local media have confirmed they won’t make the information public and have referred it to the police

Hackers managed to obtain HR data including "compensation-related information" during the March attack