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06 August, 2025

Nearly one-third of ransomware victims are hit multiple times, even after paying hackers

More than three-in-ten ransomware victims are being hit multiple times, thanks to ineffective defenses and security fragmentation. According to Barracuda Networks’ Ransomware Insights R
Emma Woollacott
23 July, 2025

Interlock ransomware gang is ramping up activity, CISA warns

The Interlock ransomware gang is aggressively targeting businesses and critical infrastructure in North America and Europe, according to a new warning from the US Cybersecurity and Infrastruc
Emma Woollacott
25 June, 2025

Ransomware victims are getting better at haggling with hackers

Nearly half of companies paid a ransom to get their data back last year, according to new research, but they’re taking a hard line with hackers to strike fair deals. In its latest State of
Emma Woollacott
23 May, 2025

It’s been a bad week for ransomware operators

Hundreds of servers have been taken down as part of an international law enforcement operation against ransomware groups. Coordinated by Europol and Eurojust, the action saw key infrastructur
Emma Woollacott
24 April, 2025

Ransomware attacks are rising — but quiet payouts could mean there’s more than actually reported

Ransomware attacks continue to climb, but they may be even higher than official figures show as companies choose to quietly pay to make such incidents go away. According to the annual report
Nicole Kobie
15 March, 2025

February was the worst month on record for ransomware attacks – and one threat group had a field day

February 2025 was the worst month on record for the number of ransomware attacks, according to new research from Bitdefender. Analysis from the security company shows the number of ransomware
Emma Woollacott
13 February, 2025

8Base ransomware members snared in global police crackdown

Four Russian nationals have been arrested for their alleged involvement in the 8Base ransomware group after a joint police operation by 14 countries. The suspects were arrested in Phuket, Tha
Emma Woollacott
15 January, 2025

UK government officials consider banning ransomware payments

The UK government is considering banning public organizations from paying ransomware demands as it seeks to strike a “significant blow” to cyber criminal operating models. The consu
Nicole Kobie
17 December, 2024

China accused of hiding nation state attack on firewalls behind ‘Ragnarok’ ransomware

His name is Guan Tianfeng and in December 2024 the US State Department’s Rewards for Justice campaign placed a reward of up to $10 million for anyone offering information on his whereabouts
John E. Dunn
17 December, 2024

VPN weaknesses fuel surge in ransomware attacks

When ransomware strikes, the first question every security team asks themselves is how the attackers got inside what was supposed to be a well-defended network. These days, the question is as
John E. Dunn
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