U.S. charges six Russian intelligence officers for extensive cyberattacks including NotPetya ransomware
FBI says it's worked on this for over two years
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Over 41 percent of cyber insurance claims in 2020 came from ransomware attacks
Ain't no rest for the wicked, $2,000,000 don't grow on trees
Tesla's Nevada Gigafactory was targeted in Russian hacking plot
A Tesla employee was offered a bribe to help install the ransomware
The University of Utah just footed a $457,000 ransomware bill
Compliments of your friendly neighborhood ransomware gang
Cruise line giant Carnival Corp. suffers ransomware attack, customer data accessed
Just as the cruise industry sinks
Canon reportedly hit with ransomware attack
Ten terabytes of data has allegedly been stolen
Garmin confirms cyberattack caused last week's company-wide outage
Some service are back online, but others are still 'limited' in functionality
Garmin shuts down online services and production after ransomware attack
Garmin Connect is still having issues
Ransomware gang breaks promise not to target medical organizations during coronavirus outbreak
If you can't trust a cybercriminal, who can you trust?
Ransomware deployments largely take place when IT staffers are off the clock
The goal is to maximize the effectiveness of an attack
Ransomware attacks jumped 41% last year as average payments reached $190,946
Things will get worse before getting better
Fake Windows update installs ransomware on PCs
Beware of emails claiming to be from Microsoft
Louisiana government systems hit with ransomware attack
The second time the state has been targeted
Ransomware attack affects hundreds of dentist offices in the US
The ransom was reportedly paid
Ransomware attack has hit 20 government agencies in Texas
Texas is the latest state with a ransomware problem
NAS vendor QNAP warns its customers about 'eCh0raix' ransomware
Ransomware is growing more and more common
Third Florida city falls victim to ransomware attack
Stop clicking on email links, city employees
Second Florida city agrees to pay ransomware hackers massive sum
Cybercriminals have made over $1 million in the state across the last two weeks
Florida city agrees to pay ransomware hackers $600,000 to unlock its data
Having already spent almost $1 million on new computers
Ransomware attack on Baltimore has cost city $18 million so far
Despite not paying the hackers
US cities are being held hostage with stolen NSA tools
NSA's EternalBlue exploit is being used for extortion
Jackson County government gives in to hackers and pays $400,000
Paying up is cheaper than the alternative
WannaCry still lies dormant on thousands of computers
If the kill switch ever goes down, the ransomware will kick in again
Microsoft rolls out Files Restore to all OneDrive customers
Making it easy to recover files following a catastrophic event