The Silver Bullet for Ransomware’s Golden Goose

The Silver Bullet for Ransomware’s Golden Goose

Ransomware is a hugely profitable business. The only way to end it is to stop criminals from making money off your data. By Elliot Lewis, Co-founder, and CEO of Keyavi Data Corp. It’s every CEO’s worst nightmare: You report to work early one morning only to find your computers frozen, your essential data locked and an ominous message from cybercriminals demanding an outlandish ransom to restore them. In the meantime, your employees can’t work, your customers can’t buy your products and you’re bleeding revenue by the minute. Could…

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LockBit 2.0, the first ransomware that uses group policies to encrypt Windows domains

LockBit 2.0, the first ransomware that uses group policies to encrypt Windows domains

A new variant of the LockBit 2.0 ransomware is now able to encrypt Windows domains by using Active Directory group policies. Researchers from MalwareHunterTeam and BleepingComputer, along with the malware expert Vitali Kremez reported spotted a new version of the LockBit 2.0 ransomware that encrypts Windows domains by using Active Directory group policies. Kramez explained that this is the first ransomware that automates this process. A look at LockBit 2.0’s payment site / support chat. Basically after the new…

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The New McAfee: A Bold New World of Protection Online | McAfee Blogs The New McAfee: A Bold New World of Protection Online

The New McAfee: A Bold New World of Protection Online | McAfee Blogs The New McAfee: A Bold New World of Protection Online

This news has been some time in the making, and I’m terrifically excited to share it.   As of July 27th, we take a decisive step forward, one where McAfee places its sole focus on consumers. People like you. This marks the day we officially divest our enterprise business and dedicate ourselves to protecting people so they can freely enjoy life online.  McAfee is now focused solely on people. People like you.  This move reflects years of evolution, time spent re-envisioning what online protection…

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The New McAfee: A Bold New World of Protection Online

The New McAfee: A Bold New World of Protection Online | McAfee Blogs The New McAfee: A Bold New World of Protection Online

This news has been some time in the making, and I’m terrifically excited to share it.   As of July 27th, we take a decisive step forward, one where McAfee places its sole focus on consumers. People like you. This marks the day we officially divest our enterprise business and dedicate ourselves to protecting people so they can freely enjoy life online.  McAfee is now focused solely on people. People like you.  This move reflects years of evolution, time spent re-envisioning what online protection…

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The New McAfee: A Bold New World of Protection Online

The New McAfee: A Bold New World of Protection Online | McAfee Blogs The New McAfee: A Bold New World of Protection Online

This news has been some time in the making, and I’m terrifically excited to share it.   As of July 27th, we take a decisive step forward, one where McAfee places its sole focus on consumers. People like you. This marks the day we officially divest our enterprise business and dedicate ourselves to protecting people so they can freely enjoy life online.  McAfee is now focused solely on people. People like you.  This move reflects years of evolution, time spent re-envisioning what online protection…

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Top 5 things to know about cyber-physical attacks

Top 5 things to know about cyber-physical attacks

Tom Merritt breaks down the recent trend of cyberattacks on physical infrastructure and how to prevent them. Cyberattacks are top-of-mind for a large number of IT people with data breaches a constant drumbeat and ransomware now a widespread problem. If you’re the kind of person who was paying attention to ransomware years ago and want to make sure you’re prepared for the next kind of attack before it hits, pay attention to Gartner’s latest report….

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DDoS attacks are down 38.8% in Q2 2021

DDoS attacks are down 38.8% in Q2 2021

It’s all quiet on the DDoS front, but don’t get complacent: The lull is expected, said Kaskersky, and new attack vectors could spell a coming resurgence. Kaspersky’s quarterly DDoS attack report is one that its writers describe as “relatively calm,” but don’t let that statement fool you: There’s still a lot of dangerous DDoS threats and new actors waiting for their time to strike. Not only that, but the second quarter lull is expected.  “There…

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