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What’s new in the world of ransomware in 2020?
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Since early 2020, ransomware attacks have increased in number and made front-page headlines. All professionals – large companies and small operations alike – seem vulnerable in the face of this evolving threat. And the number of cases of attacks – with varying degrees of success...Ransomware Snake: under the radar?
This ransomware is notable mostly because it’s trying really hard to avoid detection, harder than most ransomware do. For more information on the ransomware itself, first specialized articles detail its advanced obfuscation level. Here is an update on the behaviour of Stormshield Endpoint Security and Stormshield...Ryuk – ransomware en España (ES)
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Nuevas víctimas de ataque informático por ransomware Ruyk en España. Cómo protegerse con solutiones Stormshield.RobbinHood ransomware: Why Baltimore ends up in the spot lights?
After Atlanta and San Antonio last year, the cyberattack on Baltimore confirms that cities are now targets like any other industry, as are businesses and public administrations. But then, why are we talking so much about Baltimore? How is it different from the others? Explainations...RobbinHood ransomware: Why Baltimore ends up in the spot lights?
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Since the beginning of May, computer networks in the city of Baltimore (United States) have been paralyzed. This was due to a ransomware attack that locked down the government's 10,000 computers on site and is being investigated as a major cyber attack. After Atlanta and...Summary of the most jaw-dropping ransomware on the planet
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Having been highly publicised and popularised after the WannCry and NotPetya incidents, ransomware is now squarely in the public domain. Forbes France Magazine even suggests that 20,000 computers a month are infected with malicious software in France. But did you know that there are ransoms...