Ferrari Hacked by Ransomware Group: 7GB of Data Stolen
Italian luxury car manufacturer, Ferrari, has announced that it is investigating a cybersecurity incident after a ransom demand was received involvin…
Ransomware
Tips to Protect Windows from the New Ransomware
In today's digital world, cybersecurity threats are on the rise and ransomware attacks are becoming increasingly common. Ransomware is a type o…
FBI Seized Hive Ransomware Server, Provide Free Decryption Keys
Popular ransomware hackers group, Hive's Tor payment, and data leak website were seized by the international law enforcement operation after the …
AIIMS Delhi Server Down Due to Suspected Ransomware Attack
A ransomware attack on the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)-Delhi server halted day-to-day activities including OPD registrations and…
Europol Arrested LockBit Ransomware Operator in Canada
Today, Europol has announced the arrest of the LockBit Ransomware operator who had attacked the critical infrastructure of the high profiled company …
Cisco Hacked by Yanluowang Ransomware Group
Today, Cisco confirmed that its corporate network has been breached by the Yanluowang ransomware hacker group in late May. The company revealed that …
Conti's Ransomware Source Code Leaked and Member Doxed
In the last couple of days, A member of the Conti ransomware group, believed to be Ukrainian of origin was sharing (leaking) tonnes of data related t…
NVIDIA Hackers Threaten to Leak Stolen Data
Hackers who stole 1 TB of data from Nvidia are now trying to sell data, including information on lifting restrictions on video cards for mining Ether…
FSB Raids REvil Ransomware Group and Arrested Members
The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) today raided multiple locations and shuts down all the operations of the famous ransomware group REvil. T…
Shutterfly Services Breached by Conti Ransomware Attack
Shutterfly, an American photo gift maker, has suffered ransomware attacks. The attackers allegedly encrypted more than 4,000 devices and 120 VMware E…
Log4Shell Flaws Exploited by Conti Ransomware Group
After the release of the Log4Shell vulnerability, cyber attackers started scanning the internet for the exploitation of the flaws in the enterprise n…
Log4j RCE Vulnerability Exploited for Ransomware and Malware
Cybercriminals are actively looking for and exploiting the critical Log4Shell vulnerability ( CVE-2021-44228) in the Java-based Apache Log4j loggi…
ALPHV (BlackCat) - Most Sophisticated Ransomware of 2021
A team of security researchers from the MalwareHunter Team and Recorded Future has discovered the third ransomware developed in the RUST programming …
DOJ Recover Millions of Ransom Paid by Colonial Pipeline
The US Department of Justice has announced that they have recovered more than half of the ransom amount paid by the Colonial Pipeline to the Dark Sid…
DarkSide Ransomware Group Servers and Crypto Seized
DarkSide ransomware group who were behind the cyber attack on Colonial Pipeline that makes the Pipeline entire network to shutdown announced it was s…
Irish Healthcare Shuts Down All Systems After Ransomware Attack
Ireland's national health service has shut down all systems as a precautionary measure due to a "massive ransomware attack," affecting …
Cyberpunk 2077 Developer CD Projekt fell Victim to Ransomware Attack
Polish game developer CD Projekt has been the victim of a ransomware cyberattack. The attackers managed to gain access to his internal computer netwo…
Russian Hacker Admits Creation of Wannacry Virus on Request of Intelligence Agencies
Recently authorities had arrested an elite hacker named "Konstantin Kozlovsky" who was found to be involved in the Lurk case, have more …
Bad Rabbit Ransomware Strikes Russia and Ukraine
After WannaCry, once again another variants of ransomware dubbed "Bad Rabbit" is hitting internet from last 12 hours. Reports came fro…
Windows 10 Anti-Ransomware Features Available for Everyone
Last June, Microsoft introduced a new feature on Windows 10, i.e. Ransomware Protection which is known as "Controlled Folder Access". No…