A new ransomware program has been discovered that demands victims perform good deeds, instead of paying Bitcoin, to free their computers. The ransomware comes from a group called Goodwill, according ...
Check Point has observed ransomware being re-used Yurei ransomware has targeted a Sri Lankan food manufacturing firm Open-source ransomware lowers the barrier for criminals A new study by Check Point ...
A new cypto-ransomware called TrueCrypter has been discovered to have a key flaw that allows hacked victims to decrypt their files by simply pressing a button, thereby rendering it useless. The ...
The correction of the flaw is not the only change made, Cerber developers also added a captcha system to the ransomware’s payment site iStock Cerber ransomware decryption tool, recently made available ...
A newer version of the source code for the Conti ransomware has been leaked online, reportedly by the same person who’s been tearing the group apart for the past three weeks. The incident is the ...
Despite announcing their exit from ransomware in April, the Babuk gang has made a comeback with a new version it is using to attack corporate networks. That's according to Bleeping Computer, which ...
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