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History tells us ALPHV will likely recover from recent takedown

By Ross Kelly published

News A number of cyber criminal outfits have recovered from police takedowns in recent years, but that doesn’t mean authorities should stop trying

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ALPHV leak site seized by law enforcement as decryption tool released

By Ross Kelly published

News The ALPHV takedown as been described as a "huge win" for law enforcement

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FBI issues alert as Play ransomware gang victim list passes 300 mark

By Steve Ranger published

News Play ransomware has emerged as one of the most aggressive and sophisticated threat actors operating globally in 2023

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Ransomware groups are using media coverage to coerce victims into paying

By Solomon Klappholz published

News Threat actors are starting to see the benefits of a more sophisticated media strategy for extracting ransoms

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Everything we know so far about the rumored ALPHV 'takedown'

By Solomon Klappholz published

News Rumors' attributing the ALPHV outage to a law enforcement operation remain unconfirmed

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The end of ransomware payments: How businesses fit into the fight

By Kate O'Flaherty published

In-depth Governments worldwide have determined to stop ransomware payments, but what does this mean for businesses?

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LockBit remains most dangerous ransomware despite fall in attacks

By Solomon Klappholz published

News LockBit accounts for a dwindling proportion of global ransomware attacks, but is still the single biggest threat to organizations in the UK

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Report: Ransomware is driving up UK inflation

By Solomon Klappholz published

News Growing ransomware attack costs are driving inflation and forcing firms to take desperate measures to cut expenditures

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Why ransomware attacks happen to small businesses – and how to stop them

By Kate O'Flaherty published

In-depth With a surge in small business ransomware attacks, it's critical to know what makes your organization a target and what defensive measures you can take

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Zero trust, zero phish: Protecting against deceptive and dangerous link-based attacks webinar

Zero trust, zero phish

By ITPro published

webinar Protecting against deceptive and dangerous link-based attacks

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