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WastedLocker: A Complex Ransomware Variant That Targets Large Corporations

This strain of ransomware (and its Hades variant) has targeted countless high-profile companies, including Garmin. Here's what you need to know.

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The Top 6 Ransomware Protection Tools to Safeguard Your System

Keep ransomware away from your system with these protection and decryption tools.

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Why Is Ransomware Such a Big Threat to Universities?

Ransomware poses a significant threat to universities. But why is this the case, and how can you protect yourself?

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Hackers Bribe Employees to Deploy Ransomware on Company Computers

Hackers are finding new ways to infiltrate businesses: using insiders to cripple companies using ransomware.

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Has Ragnarok Ransomware Called It Quits?

A ransomware gang operating since 2019, Ragnarok is making the news again. But this time, maybe it's for the right reasons...?

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Here’s Why the FBI Issued a Warning for Hive Ransomware

The FBI issued a warning about a particularly nasty strain of ransomware. Here's why you need to be especially wary of Hive ransomware.

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5 Surefire Things That’ll Get You Targeted by Ransomware

Ransomware is a serious threat to your online security, and doing these five things will increase the risk of an attack.

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What Is Ryuk Ransomware?

Ryuk is unlike numerous ransomware iterations. Here's what you need to know about the malware that only targets critical functions.

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Cryptojacking vs. Ransomware: What's the Difference? Explained

Both cryptojacking and ransomware are threats to your cybersecurity, but how do they differ? What do they actually involve?

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What You Need to Know About Chaos, the Dangerous New Ransomware

Chaos is a new ransomware risk being developed in 2021. What can you do to protect your data from encryption and ransom?

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The 5 Biggest Ransomware Attacks of 2021 (So Far!)

2021 has seen many major ransomware attacks involving hefty ransom payments, leaked data, and major disruptions.

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Why Is Healthcare a Target for Ransomware Attacks?

Ransomware poses a huge threat to medical institutions. Here's why and what that means for you.

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Did REvil Ransomware Really Cause a Meat Shortage?

Here's what you need to know about the REvil cyberattack which held meat suppliers, JBS, to ransom.

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Why 2021 Is the Year of Ransomware

Ransomware is a threat at all levels in 2021, from home users to corporations, supply chains, and utilities infrastructure.

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DarkSide Ransomware: Who Was Behind the Colonial Pipeline Attack?

DarkSide ransomware attacks companies but claims to have a code of conduct. Who are the perpetrators and how do they operate?

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What Is TrickBot Malware and How Can You Protect Yourself?

One of the most persistent botnets of all time, the TrickBot malware has evolved over time. Here's how to protect yourself.

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What Is the Epsilon Red Ransomware and Are You At Risk?

A new ransomware is in circulation - but is it aiming for you at home, or targeting your employer?

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Why Cryptojacking Is Better Than Ransomware for Cybercriminals

In the face of falling ransomware revenues and more vigilant computer users, cybercriminals are now targeting your CPU.

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The Top 4 Cybersecurity Trends to Watch Out for in 2021 and Beyond

Here are the cyberattacks you need to keep an eye on in 2021, and how you can avoid falling victim to them.

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Can Malware Trick Your Antivirus to Bypass Ransomware Protection?

Antivirus software doesn't always stop ransomware. Here's how cybercriminals bypass it and what you can do about it.

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