Ransomware News

The Ryuk ransomware continues to target hospitals despite healthcare institutions being ravaged by the coronavirus pandemic.

Black hat hacker group claims to have compromised an insurance giant with ransomware.

What is the correlation between the ransomware landscape and the cryptocurrency industry, and what to expect in the future?

Black hat hacker group Maze infected the infrastructure of a firm researching the coronavirus with ransomware, stole and published sensitive data.

A cybersecurity firm has started offering free help to healthcare providers that fall victim to cryptocurrency ransomware.

Ransomware hidden in a Coronavirus tracking app has been identified by cybersecurity threat researchers.

The United States Senate Committee on Homeland Security examines legislation looking at new cyberthreats to the homefront.

Ransomware has captured roughly $144 million in Bitcoin over the last six years, according to an FBI conference presentation.

An Australian minister has slammed the government for failing to prioritize ransomware amid increasing attacks.

Partnerships, deanonymization and transaction pattern analysis: What else do international police use to detect crypto cybercriminals?

Hackers compromised five United States law firms this week, demanding two $933,000 ransoms for restoring and not publishing data.

A UK high court imposed a proprietary injunction on Bitcoin paid as ransom in a ransomware attack.

Texas-based data center CyrusOne has reportedly fallen victim to the REvil (Sodinokibi) ransomware.

Finland is coordinating a simulated Bitcoin ransomware cyberattack on more than 200 Finnish cities and public organizations.

Europol released its 2019 Internet Organized Crime Threat Assessment report, which shows that crypto-ransomware remains a top threat.