Blog Posts Tagged with "WannaCry"
The 5 Motives of Ransomware
January 04, 2018 Added by:Joseph Carson
Who would have foreseen the impact of both WannaCry and NotPetya
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NotPetya — 'Ransomware' That Spreads like a Worm
July 12, 2017 Added by:Sean Tierney
NotPetya techniques led researchers to believe the true goals of the attack was disruption rather than monetary gain.
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Malware Prevention Key to Countering Evasive Attack Techniques
June 28, 2017 Added by:Eddy Bobritsky
We can’t stay in the malware arms race by building a tool for every trick malware creators conjure up. It’s critical that we develop broadly applicable methods that frustrate their efforts by turning those tricks into defensive weapons.
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WannaCry and Jaff: Two Different Malware Attacks with A Common Goal
June 02, 2017 Added by:Sean Tierney
On Friday, May 12, two separate ransomware attacks were unfolding, each both using different distribution capabilities and malware.
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Adylkuzz: WannaCry’s Older and More Devious Cousin
May 25, 2017 Added by:Kevin Magee
You might be immune to infection by WannaCry because you've already been infected by Adylkuzz.
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WannaCry Shows World the Need for Endpoint Security
May 24, 2017 Added by:Amir Geri
Ransomware attacks will continue to become more sophisticated and effective as the year goes on. It is now imperative that organizations prepare their networks and devices for a ransomware attack.
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