Ransomware groups are cybercriminal organizations specialized in deploying malware that encrypts victims’ data, making this information inaccessible. Once the data has been encrypted, these groups typically demand a ransom, often paid in cryptocurrency, in exchange for the decryption key enabling victims to recover their data. These attacks can target individuals, businesses, government institutions or critical infrastructures, causing major disruption and considerable financial loss.
Over the years, several ransomware groups have emerged and gained notoriety for their large-scale attacks and exorbitant ransom demands. These groups use sophisticated techniques, exploit vulnerabilities and constantly adapt their methods to evade detection and maximize their profits. In addition to encrypting data, some also threaten to divulge sensitive information if they don’t receive payment, adding an extra dimension of blackmail to their operations.
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LockBit made its debut in 2019. It primarily targets large organizations and uses military-grade encryption technology to hold organizations' IT systems hostage.
The digital enemy to watch closely in 2023... BlackCat ransomware, also known as Alphv ransomware, is considered to be one of the most sophisticated types of malware.
Pysa ransomware has emerged as a major threat in the cyberthreat landscape. It was first reported by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) due to its increased activity and high impact.
The Monti ransomware stands out for its targeted cyberattacks and sophisticated infiltration strategy. Although still relatively new, it has already inflicted considerable damage on several organizations.
The Hive ransomware was a ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) operation run by the eponymous cybercriminal organization between June 2021 and January 2023. Its main target was public institutions.
Browse our knowledge base. We have compiled the available data on the following Ransomware strains
Cybercrime is evolving at a breakneck pace, constantly testing the resilience of security infrastructures. Among the latest emerging threats is the RansomHub group, which has
Cybersecurity is a constantly evolving field, and ransomware threats continue to diversify. Among the most recent and worrying are Space Bears and Lexus, two variants
The Monti ransomware has been in the news for some months now, thanks to targeted cyberattacks and a sophisticated infiltration strategy. Although relatively new to
In the ever-changing cybersecurity arena, 8Base ransomware is emerging as a formidable threat. Active since 2022, this group saw a peak in activity in 2023,
Cyber attacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated and dangerous, with serious consequences for businesses and governments. One of the most widespread and feared forms of attack
Like Medusa, one of the three Gogones of Greek mythology, who was capable of petrifying anyone who met her gaze, the Medusa ransomware, which appeared
The Cactus ransomware, a relatively new player in the cyberthreat arena, is causing growing concern among security experts. This ransomware stands out for its ability
Origins and development of BlackCat The BlackCat ransomware, also known as Alphv ransomware, is considered one of the most sophisticated and threatening malwares. Used by
Clop ransomware has become a hot topic in the world of cybersecurity. Emerging as a major threat, it has targeted various institutions, particularly in the
Introduction to Pysa Ransomware Pysa ransomware has emerged as a major threat in the cyberthreat landscape. It was first reported by the Federal Bureau of
The world of cybersecurity is constantly evolving, with new malicious actors emerging on a regular basis. One of the most notable groups in recent years
Introduction to LockBit Ransomware Introduction to LockBit LockBit is a ransomware that first appeared in 2019. It primarily targets large organizations and uses military-grade encryption
