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2023 ThreatLabz state of ransomware report
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Busting nine myths about file-based threats
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whitepaper Enabling work-from-anywhere with the Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange
Former NCSC chief calls for ransomware payments ban, but cyber security experts aren't keen
By Emma Woollacott published
News Ciaran Martin, former chief executive at the NCSC, said efforts to introduce a ransomware payments ban could help tackle the $20 billion industry
ScreenConnect vulnerabilities are "incredibly trivial to exploit", researchers warn
By Solomon Klappholz published
Two security flaws in ScreenConnect are being targeted by ransomware groups such as Black Basta - and one vulnerability is particularly easy to exploit
LockBit rises from the ashes, but will it pack the same punch as before?
By Solomon Klappholz published
News LockBit has reappeared with a new leak site on the dark web just days after its takedown by an international law enforcement operation
Nearly 80% of firms hit by ransomware in the last two years were compromised a second time
By Emma Woollacott published
News Paying ransomware gangs doesn't guarantee you'll get your data back or be exempt from follow-up attacks
Life after LockBit: A fragmented landscape and wayward affiliates will still cause chaos for enterprises
By Solomon Klappholz published
Analysis The LockBit takedown could have wide ranging implications for the global security threat landscape, according to a senior Check Point threat analyst
LockBit could be done and dusted after NCA operation gained access to admin environments, source code, and affiliate info
By Ross Kelly last updated
News LockBit has risen to become of the most notorious ransomware groups since first emerging in 2020, and was responsible for the devastating Royal Mail attack in 2023
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