Ransomware continues to be the most dangerous threat vector of 2020. Recently, security researchers detected another new ransomware strain ‘.panther file virus’, sneaking into organizations’ internal systems and locking critical data files. The malware was first identified in ...
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The current global remote working movement has become an opportunity for cyber attackers. Security researchers at SISA have been observing a persistent ransomware activity around the world. Now, we found another file-encrypting malware, disrupting enterprises in Taiwan. ColdLock ...
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Detected in March 2020, ProLock.Ransomware is a newly identified “human-operated” file-encrypting windows strain. ProLock is the successor of another ransomware strain “PwndLocker” that had a flaw in its code, which lead victims to decrypt data without having to ...
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REvil Ransomware (also known as Sodinokibi) is a sophisticated file-encrypting windows strain operated as RaaS (Ransomware as a Service). Since mid-April 2019, security researchers have been identifying persistent REvil Ransomware activity across different geographies. At first, the malware ...
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Maze.Ransomware is a sophisticated windows strain that has been hitting companies since at least May 2019. By the end of September 2019, Maze started becoming infamous for encrypting files and demanding ransom. Malicious actors behind Maze have been ...
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The COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) pandemic’s outbreak has lead global organizations to work from home to keep employees safe from infection while meeting the operational requirements. Many organizations are leveraging remote working and disseminating business-critical data over a variety ...
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Emotet, the Trojan designed to steal payment data from banks, back in 2014 has now evolved into a highly destructive malware to date. Since the start of 2019 (to today), cybersecurity analysts have been identifying endless emotet activity ...
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Skimming is not a new word to the cybersecurity industry. Earlier, skimming referred to stealing payment data from ATMs by attaching a physical ‘skimmer’ to ATMs. Now, with the evolving payment landscape, skimming has also been evolving into ...
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