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Council Post: Welcome To 2023—A Year In Which Everyone Is Still Worried About Ransomware

Forbes USA Business February 10, 2023

thumbnailGordon Lawson is CEO of , which enables organizations to protect their privacy and security using dynamic obfuscation. getty Ransomware—one of the most dangerous attack vectors in cybersecurity—remains a top priority for organizations going into the new year, but why?... + más

Ransomware revenue plunged 40% last year as more victims refuse to pay, study finds | Fox Business

Ransomware gangs shift tactics, making crimes harder to track | Los Angeles Times


Apple’s Macs have long escaped ransomware, but that may be changing

Ars Technica USA Tech April 18, 2023

thumbnailNavigate Filter by topic Settings Front page layout Site theme - Apr 18, 2023 1:21 pm UTC Getty Images Share this story Security researchers are examining newly discovered Mac ransomware samples from the , marking the first known example of a prominent ransomware group toying... + más

Council Post: Welcome To 2023—A Year In Which Everyone Is Still Worried About Ransomware | Forbes

Ransomware revenue plunged 40% last year as more victims refuse to pay, study finds | Fox Business


Ransomware revenue plunged 40% last year as more victims refuse to pay, study finds

Fox Business USA Tech January 20, 2023

thumbnailCyderes CEO and Shark Tank star Robert Herjavec says his company's threat researchers identified a brand-new kind of ransomware extortion. Hijacking a computer system and holding its access hostage just doesn't pay like it used to. At least that's the takeaway... + más

Ransomware gangs shift tactics, making crimes harder to track | Los Angeles Times

Ransomware crimes netted more than $1 billion last year | CBS News


Ransomware gangs shift tactics, making crimes harder to track

Los Angeles Times USA Business November 12, 2022

thumbnailRansomware gangs increasingly use their own or stolen computer code, moving away from a leasing model that made their activities easier to monitor, new research shows. Numerous prominent hacking groups in recent years have functioned by leasing their malicious software and... + más

Ransomware crimes netted more than $1 billion last year | CBS News

U.S. banks processed roughly $1.2 billion in ransomware payments in 2021, according to federal report | CNBC


Ransomware victims are refusing to pay, tanking attackers’ profits

Ars Technica USA Tech January 24, 2023

thumbnailNavigate Filter by topic Settings Front page layout Site theme - Jan 23, 2023 5:40 pm UTC / Holding up corporations, utilities, and hospitals for malware-encrypted data used to be quite profitable. But it's a tough gig lately, you know?ifanfoto/Getty Images Share this story... + más

Ransomware revenue plunged 40% last year as more victims refuse to pay, study finds | Fox Business

Ransomware gangs shift tactics, making crimes harder to track | Los Angeles Times



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