Cybercrime, REvil/Sodinokibi victims now can recover data for free
Bitdefender cybersecurity experts released a universal decryptor with a trusted law enforcement partner. It allow users to get back data attacked before July 13, 2021.
Cybercrime: here it comes BlackMatter, the DarkSide and REvil heir
Recorded Future cybersecurity experts: The Ransomware-as-a-Service will target all big industries, except healthcare and governments.
Cybercrime, is the REvil gang on the run?
Since at least one day, all the websites for the ransomware operation are offline. The cybersecurity experts: Maybe the malware group start feeling the pressure.
Cybercrime, a fake DarkSide campaign targets Energy-Food sectors
Trend Micro cybersecurity experts: A low-level attacker is trying to profit off the current situation around the ransomware group.
Cybercrime, REvil evolves again: now changes password to auto-login in Safe Mode
Bleeping Computer: The ransomware automates file encryption via Safe Mode with the “DTrump4ever” password, as the sample discovered by R3MRUM.
Cybercrime, REvil (Sodinokibi) gang resumes public recruiting
The ransomware group explains on a forum what it needs, the opportunities for the penetration testers and teams, and the rules.
Cybercrime, REvil operators start a recruitment operation for affiliates
Bleeping Computer cybersecurity experts: The group behind the malware put $1 million on a hacker forum to show its “force”. It looks for skilled penetration testers and hackers.
Cybercrime: here it comes Conti, ransomware with unique peculiarities
Carbon Black cyber security experts: The malware exploits WRM and many independent threads for encryption. In addition, it can control how to scan data and target only SMBs.
Cybercrime, Sodinokibi attackers leverage Cobalt Strike and scan for POS
Symantec cyber security experts spotted a ransomware campaign which exploits legitimate tools and both malware to earn big profits from large-multinational companies.
Cybercrime, Maze authors publish data of other ransomware victims
The cyber security experts: Malware attacks against companies are becoming data breach and they probably will increase in 2020.