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Atlassian Bug now a Perfect 10: Riot of Ransomware Raids
Richi Jennings | | atlassian, Atlassian Confluence, cerber, Confluence, CVE-2023-22518, CVSS10, Java, Ransomware, SB Blogwatch, vulnerability
Step #1: Get it off the Internet—Confluence Data Center and Server on-prem products perfectly pwned, so patch ...
Security Boulevard
Busted: Taking Down Ransomware Attackers
Cybereason Security Team | | Acer, Anti-Ransomware, cerber, clop, CTB Locker, cyberattack, cybercrime, Darkside, Egregor, Endpoint Controls, endpoint detection and response, Endpoint Protection Platform, enterprise security, Infosec, NetWalker, Network Security, ngav, RansomOps, Ransomware, rEvil, security, Sodinokibi, Unified Endpoint Security
Ransomware has been big news this year. In March, the REvil/Sodinokibi ransomware gang infected Acer and demanded $50 million—the highest ransom demand from any ransomware group up to that point. That same ...
Ransomware Gangs and the Name Game Distraction
BrianKrebs | | Babuk ransomware, Bitpaymer, BlackMatter ransomware, cerber, CrowdStrike, Cryptolocker, DarkSide ransomware, Doppelpaymer, Dridex, Emsisoft, Evgeniy Mikhailovich Bogachev, Evil Corp., Fabian Wosar, Gameover ZeuS, gandcrab, Grief ransomware, Indrik Spider, Mark Arena, Ransomware, REvil ransomware, TA505, The Business Club, WastedLocker, zeus
It's nice when ransomware gangs have their bitcoin stolen, malware servers shut down, or are otherwise forced to disband. We hang on to these occasional victories because history tells us that most ...
This Service Helps Malware Authors Fix Flaws in their Code
BrianKrebs | | A Little Sunshine, cerber, gandcrab, Intel 471, Krober, Lebron, malware testing service, Ne'er-Do-Well News, RedBear, rEvil, Sodin, Sodinokibi, UNKN, upO, Vivalamuerte, Web Fraud 2.0
Almost daily now there is news about flaws in commercial software that lead to computers getting hacked and seeded with malware. But the reality is most malicious software also has its share ...
Office 365 ransomware
DHarley | | cerber, Help Net Security, macro malware, Ransomware, security bloggers network, ShurL0ckr, Spanning Cloud
I just came across an article for HelpNet by Jeff Erramouspe (Spanning Cloud) on How to protect Office 365 data from ransomware attacks. Not a technical article, but not bad advice, and ...