Should organizations extorted by ransomware gangs pay their attackers? It’s a question that cuts to the heart of ransomware response. Some take what might be viewed as a pragmatic stance
There aren’t many certainties in cybercrime, but one that is often repeated is that malware is overwhelmingly a problem affecting computers running Microsoft Windows. This can sound like a
A flaw in SNMP on an older version of Cisco’s IOS has enabled the creation of malware significant enough to prompt government warning: US, UK warn of govt hackers using custom malware on Ci
Ransomware is supposed to be about money, and only money. This view is backed by plenty of evidence. Almost without exception, ransomware attacks are commercial events rather than ones motiva
In November 2019, companies across the United States started receiving the following poorly written but still threatening email: In the past day we have come across data pertaining to company
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Sponsored Post: Ben Clark, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Nasuni The ransomware threat isn’t fading away. Ransomware hit 66% of midsize organizations last year. Average payments jumped f
Ferrari, the world-famous makers of elite sports cars, just suffered a significant data breach caused by ransomware. The news emerged in an apologetic letter sent in English to customers on M
