Security Incidents · @securityincidents
39 followers · 153 posts · Server social.tchncs.de

Severely limiting exposure or not insuring could / would reduce the ability for ransom to be paid for many orgs. Would this remove incentives to or effectively create more ?

Cyber attacks set to become 'uninsurable'

ft.com/content/63ea94fa-c6fc-4

#ransomware #wiperware #cybersecurity

Last updated 2 years ago

⠠⠵ avuko · @avuko
368 followers · 696 posts · Server infosec.exchange

Some sources are calling Azov “ransomware” (like thehackernews.com/2022/12/cybe). That’s really confusing.

it’s not encrypting but destroying, with no associated network traffic or exfil. Its “ransomware note” is some really badly written faux-insane note (old one) and something faking Ukrainian sympathies but just BS name dropping some people (new one). Nothing “ransom” about it. That’s not , that’s a

PS: If it writes like a Russian, tries to instil fear like a Russian, serves Russian interests and has Russian talking points, who cares if it’s actually Russian? It’s pro-Russian.

research.checkpoint.com/2022/p

#infosec #ransomware #wiper #wiperware #azov #threatintel

Last updated 2 years ago

leonixyz · @leonixyz
130 followers · 2087 posts · Server mastodon.bida.im