Tag: Encryption

Researchers believe that a new APT group known as GreyEnergy, which they observed targeting ICS consoles across Poland and Ukraine, may be a successor to BlackEnergy, the group that authored NotPetya.

A new version of GandCrab, another malware security warning. This iteration uses NTCrypt to facilitate code obfuscation and hook more potential victims.

Researchers observed the Viro botnet spreading spam, spying on users' keystrokes and distributing ransom notes written in French to victims in the U.S.

As data becomes more fluid, dynamic and distributed, so do the challenges around protecting it. Unlike traditional data stores, there is little to no control of unstructured data.

When it comes to cloud data protection, it's not just credit card numbers that need protecting, it's also the data that represents a majority of your company's value: your intellectual property.

Researchers from Quick Heal Security Labs discovered a new family of ransomware that spreads via spam emails and appends the extension ".Armage" to all files it encrypts.

New ransomware attacks from GandCrab suggest that the authors are moving quickly to improve its ability to evade detection and impede analysis by security researchers.

Organizations looking to invest in enterprise blockchains to unify and secure transactions and data records should do their homework before trusting a vendor with their most sensitive information.

Ransomware recovery can be costly for companies with no defense strategy in place. Here's what your organization can do to protect itself from these ever-evolving threats.

According to a recent threat advisory, cybercriminals have combined a new encrypted downloader with old-school macro malware to gain backdoor access to victims' machines.