A rather anonymous account reached out to me on Twitter asking to check out a "scary & really nasty" sample. It turned out to ...

In this quick blog post we'll have a look at BKRansomware, a Vietnamese ransomware that wants you to top up its phone. Update : 2018-05-...

Ransomnix is a (supposedly Jigsaw, but not really) ransomware variant that holds websites for ransom, and encrypts any files associated with...

Today,  MalwareHunterTeam  reached out to me about a possible new variant of Satan ransomware. Satan ransomware itself has been around since...

In this blog post, we'll analyse Spartacus, one of many new ransomware families popping up in 2018. Analysis This instance of Spartacus ...

CryptoWire is an "open-source" ransomware based on the AutoIT scripting language, and has been around since 2016. For some backgro...

Lawrence over at Bleeping Computer posted an interesting blog yesterday: StorageCrypt Ransomware Infecting NAS Devices Using SambaCry In tha...

I've created a table comparing the EternalPetya (ExPetr, NotPetya, etc.) outbreak from June, and the BadRabbit ransomware outbreak from ...

Sage, also known as SageCrypt, is an interesting ransomware variant - emerged somewhere in December last year, and is believed to be a varia...

Earlier today, Costin from Kaspersky tweeded the following intriguing tweet: The Crystal Finance Millennium website in Ukraine has been hack...