Ransomware
Ransomware incidents along with prevention, mitigation and recovery products for Managed Security Services Providers (MSSPs).
Ransomware Attack Hits Web Hosting Provider SmarterASP
Ransomware attack hits ASP.NET web hosting provider SmarterASP.NET. The malware attack & encryption software affects the company and its customers.
Ransomware Attack Impacts Legal Software Provider Trialworks
Ransomware attack hits TrialWorks, blocking some attorneys from accessing case management software system and associated legal documents.
MedusaLocker Ransomware: Here’s What MSSPs Need to Know
Cybercriminals are using MedusaLocker ransomware, which was discovered in September by MalwareHunterTeam, to encrypt the files of victims’ computers.
STOP Ransomware Decryption Tool Emerges
Need to decrypt a STOP ransomware attack? Emsisoft develops a free tool that may help you.
Ransomware Attack: Cybercriminals Hit California School District
California’s San Bernardino City Unified School District (SBCUSD) has identified a ransomware attack that has affected its computer network & servers.
Baltimore Ransomware Attack Update: City to Buy $20M in Cyber Insurance
The Baltimore Board of Estimates approves the purchase of $20 million in cyber liability coverage after the city experienced a ransomware attack in May 2019.
Pitney Bowes Ransomware Attack: Many Systems Restored
Pitney Bowes suffers RYUK ransomware attack. Credit ratings agency Moody’s watching situation. Some customer-facing applications encrypted. Security consultants assist recovery effort.
Baltimore Ransomware Attack Update: City CIO Exits
Baltimore CIO Frank Johnson and the city part ways. Baltimore ransomware attack earlier this year damaged city’s technology infrastructure.
Ransomware Attack Count Total for 2019 (So Far)
Cybercriminals have launched ransomware attacks against at least 621 government agencies, healthcare providers & schools in 2019, according to Emsisoft.
Ryuk Ransomware Attacks 3 Alabama Hospitals
Ryuk ransomware attacks three Alabama hospitals & forces them to turn away “all but the most-critical new patients.”