Search Results for: pay ransom Blog Post Should I Pay the Ransom? How to Negotiate with Attackers? May 18, 2021 Should I pay the ransom? In the age of cyber warfare, the question is too frequent to ask; however, it... Blog Post Travelex Pays $2.3M Bitcoin Ransom to Hackers April 14, 2020 On New Year’s Eve in 2020, just as everyone had entered the holiday mode and the family started to celebrate... Blog Post The Lorenz Ransomware Gang Demand High Ransoms June 25, 2021 The Lorenz Gang Over the past few months, the Lorenz ransomware threat (the encryptor is believed to be the same... Blog Post Ransomware Gangs Stoop To Cold-Calling Victims When They Restore From Backups Without Paying December 11, 2020 Stooping to further moral degradation, some ransomware gangs are now cold-calling victims in a bid to direct pressure on them.... Blog Post Miami Police Department Suffers Ransomware Attack February 17, 2020 The North Miami police department was hit by a ransomware attack. According to the police officials, the infection on their... Blog Post Ransomware A Plague In The Healthcare Industry February 24, 2020 Ransomware attacks continue to astound IT systems in entire States, proving that they are a cybersecurity plague that’s here to... Blog Post Massive Data Breach Forces Canadian Association to Pay $20,000 Ransom October 25, 2018 The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations in Canada had been forced to pay C$20,000 to an anonymous hacker who breached... Blog Post 2020: A New Cyber Cold War? October 30, 2019 2019 is almost gone, and 2020 is not far. To be prepared for all the challenges we have to face... Blog Post The Evolution of Ransomware Operations: Latest Trends November 22, 2021 Ransomware is a common weapon of choice for cybercriminals. Depending on the group size and experience, they target small, medium,... Blog Post FBI Recovered Colonial Pipeline’s DarkSide Bitcoins – Cryptocurrency Ransom June 22, 2021 The pleasant news concerning crypto ransomware befell our ears recently from the Department of Justice. At a press conference on... Blog Post Ransomware Gangs Now Calling And Emailing Victims February 15, 2022 It seems like the days of short and clear threat messages are slowly becoming old-fashioned, as ransomware gangs are becoming... Blog Post U.S. Offering $10 million to Track Down Darkside Leadership December 10, 2021 On November 4th, the U.S. government announced a reward of up to $10 million for any information that could lead... Blog Post FBI Flash Alert Warns on OnePercent Group Ransomware Attacks September 14, 2021 In coordination with DHS-CISA, the FBI recently published a flash alert warning the public against the OnePercent Group ransomware gang... Blog Post Ransomware Conti Is Set To Infiltrate Backups November 9, 2021 Ransomware linked to hundreds of cases is now believed to be able to view, take information, delete, and even destroy... Blog Post The Rise of Cyberattacks Towards Cities and Towns September 24, 2021 As daily lives continue to migrate online, the dangers of hackers compromising personal information and shutting down critical services grow....
Blog Post Should I Pay the Ransom? How to Negotiate with Attackers? May 18, 2021 Should I pay the ransom? In the age of cyber warfare, the question is too frequent to ask; however, it...
Blog Post Travelex Pays $2.3M Bitcoin Ransom to Hackers April 14, 2020 On New Year’s Eve in 2020, just as everyone had entered the holiday mode and the family started to celebrate...
Blog Post The Lorenz Ransomware Gang Demand High Ransoms June 25, 2021 The Lorenz Gang Over the past few months, the Lorenz ransomware threat (the encryptor is believed to be the same...
Blog Post Ransomware Gangs Stoop To Cold-Calling Victims When They Restore From Backups Without Paying December 11, 2020 Stooping to further moral degradation, some ransomware gangs are now cold-calling victims in a bid to direct pressure on them....
Blog Post Miami Police Department Suffers Ransomware Attack February 17, 2020 The North Miami police department was hit by a ransomware attack. According to the police officials, the infection on their...
Blog Post Ransomware A Plague In The Healthcare Industry February 24, 2020 Ransomware attacks continue to astound IT systems in entire States, proving that they are a cybersecurity plague that’s here to...
Blog Post Massive Data Breach Forces Canadian Association to Pay $20,000 Ransom October 25, 2018 The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations in Canada had been forced to pay C$20,000 to an anonymous hacker who breached...
Blog Post 2020: A New Cyber Cold War? October 30, 2019 2019 is almost gone, and 2020 is not far. To be prepared for all the challenges we have to face...
Blog Post The Evolution of Ransomware Operations: Latest Trends November 22, 2021 Ransomware is a common weapon of choice for cybercriminals. Depending on the group size and experience, they target small, medium,...
Blog Post FBI Recovered Colonial Pipeline’s DarkSide Bitcoins – Cryptocurrency Ransom June 22, 2021 The pleasant news concerning crypto ransomware befell our ears recently from the Department of Justice. At a press conference on...
Blog Post Ransomware Gangs Now Calling And Emailing Victims February 15, 2022 It seems like the days of short and clear threat messages are slowly becoming old-fashioned, as ransomware gangs are becoming...
Blog Post U.S. Offering $10 million to Track Down Darkside Leadership December 10, 2021 On November 4th, the U.S. government announced a reward of up to $10 million for any information that could lead...
Blog Post FBI Flash Alert Warns on OnePercent Group Ransomware Attacks September 14, 2021 In coordination with DHS-CISA, the FBI recently published a flash alert warning the public against the OnePercent Group ransomware gang...
Blog Post Ransomware Conti Is Set To Infiltrate Backups November 9, 2021 Ransomware linked to hundreds of cases is now believed to be able to view, take information, delete, and even destroy...
Blog Post The Rise of Cyberattacks Towards Cities and Towns September 24, 2021 As daily lives continue to migrate online, the dangers of hackers compromising personal information and shutting down critical services grow....
