N0n Ransomware Uses AI and Victim Inflation to Rise to the Top

CyberLeek positions itself as a financially motivated extortionist group, taking part in the theft of data and intellectual property to intrigue an audience and grow potential revenue streams in the process.

CRPx0 Ransomware: A Look Beyond the Rising Claims

After a Year at Number One, Qilin Ransomware Falls from the Top Spot

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) recently published Binding Operational Directive 26-04. BOD 26-04 emphasizes the need for federal entities to identify vulnerabilities and prioritize deploying security updates; this ensures vulnerabilities are remediated through a structured, intentional program to mitigate significant risks of compromise. This directive specifically impacts units of federal (civilian) executive branch agencies accessing and/or operating corresponding federal civilian information systems. BOD 26-04 also impacts the systems managed by third parties, most notably FedRAMP providers and supporting agencies.

Why Are Leading Ransomware Groups Claiming the Same Victims?

KryBit Ransomware Strikes Back, Exposing 0APT