North Korean Lazarus Group Expands Ransomware Activity With Medusa
Ransomware Medusa linked to North Korean hackers targets US healthcare amid ongoing attacks
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Ransomware Medusa linked to North Korean hackers targets US healthcare amid ongoing attacks
Advantest, a Japanese specialist in testing computer chips for major semiconductor manufacturers, has deployed incident response protocols following a cybers...
University of Mississippi Medical Center is still scrambling to respond to a ransomware attack last Thursday
Threat actors are doubling down on cloud infrastructure — exploiting misconfigurations, abusing native services, and pivoting through hybrid environments to ...
Searchlight Cyber reports a 30% annual increase in ransomware victim numbers in 2025
Dragos annual report warns of a surge in ransomware attacks causing increased operational disruption in industrial environments
Accenture Cybersecurity warns over difficult to detect, “sophisticated toolset” being deployed as part of extortion campaigns
When corporate data is exposed on a dedicated leak site, the consequences linger long after the attack fades from the news cycle
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High-volume phishing campaign delivers Phorpiex malware via malicious Windows Shortcut files
The services of Florida-based payments platform BridgePay are offline due to a ransomware attack
ShadowSyndicate cluster expands with new SSH fingerprints connecting servers to other ransomware ops
A new ransomware-as-a-service operation dubbed “Vect” features custom malware
The dark web forum administrator confirmed the takedown and said they had “no plans to rebuild”
Ransomware victims surged in Q4 2025 despite fewer active extortion groups, with data leaks rising 50%, ReliaQuest researchers report
Oleg Evgenievich Nefedov, allegedly one of the founders of Black Basta, was also placed on Europol’s and Interpol’s Most Wanted lists
While ‘traditional’ ransomware attacks remain stable, some gangs are shifting towards exploiting zero-days and supply chains to go straight to stealing data
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From ransomware repurposed for espionage to increased exploitation of cloud platforms, learn about the key trends from SentinelLABS research in 2025.
Ransomware groups made less money in 2025 despite a 47% increase in attacks, driving new tactics: bundled DDoS services, insider recruitment, and gig worker ...