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About Petya Ransomware!

A kind of petite nursery viruses. EternalBlue, which is used to spread WannaCry over the systems, is being used on the same mesh as Petya 'dada. Unlike WannaCry,

Schutz gegen Ransomeware - BadRabbit und - Petya

Im Zuge der Evaluierung der oben genannten Ransomeware, wurde  festgestellt, dass wenn die Dateien dieser bereits auf dem Rechner  vorhanden sind, der

Petya/ExPetr & WannaCry ransomware threat mitigation

Disclaimer: I take no responsibility for & cannot warrant patching resources supplied by Microsoft, and assume no liability or responsibility for any systems

Private Decryption Key For Original Petya Ransomware Released

Petya Ransomware An individual passing by the twitter handle leostone could make a create an algorithm that can produce the watchword used to decode a Petya encoded

WannaCry and Petya live longer

Two weeks ago we posted that Microsoft was removing SMBv1 file sharing from future versions of Windows. The vulnerable file sharing protocol was instrumental in

Virus petya

Petya: nuevo ciberataque con ransomware se expande por el mundo Los ciberataques son cada vez más comunes y dañinos aprovechando vulnerabilidades en los sistemas,

Petya victims given hope by researchers

The potential solution only works if the ransomware secured administration privileges to the machine. However Positive Technologies said the concept is currently

How much money got the creators of the PETYA virus?

4 Bitcoins. ~600.000rubles ~10.000dollars It seems a little, but tell me, do you have 4 bitcoins? :D

Private Decryption Key For Original Petya Ransomware Released

Source Private Decryption Key For Original Petya Ransomware Released Rejoice Petya-infected victims! The master key for the original version of the Petya ransomware

100 bitcoins. So much for the creators of Petya to decrypt all the data

I'm wondering whether to call the ransomware creators Petya with the flip flops of the year, or the brilliant business sharks. What to say, so far, cybercriminals

NotPetya hackers surface with demand and empty bitcoin wallet

The hackers connected to the NotPetya attack are claimed to have surfaced and made demands for 100 bitcoin (~$250,000) to hand over the private key. The demands

Petya Ransomware Removal Key Being Sold For $250,000

Petya has grown worldwide over the past week and has affected many organizations and companies as well as ordinary people. The makers of the malware were still silent,

Hackers who knocked out critical services in Ukraine are now demanding an absurd ransom!$

After making just $10,000 from a global ransomware attack last week, the hackers behind the scheme are trying to make up for the paltry returns by selling a master

Protect YourSelf From Petya ransomware attack

When WannaCrypt rolled out in April it was already very clear how to protect yourself – fully-patched PCs were not vulnerable at all, as Microsoft had just released

NATO may respond militarily to the attack with the software to grab the ransom Petya

Attack Software The ransom of the Petya ransom is a declaration of war, that is what NATO sees as a nation, not just ordinary pirates. A statement issued by a NATO

How to protect yourself from ransomware!

Are you afraid because the last days you hear in news that there is a new type of malware called ransomware that encrypts your hard drive? No more worries, in that

The virus "Petya" attacked more than two dozen countries

 An excerpt from the article:   Most of all from the virus, which gave the name "Petya", Ukraine suffered, everything started from it. There were

Petya, WannaCry - jak ich uniknąć

Warto wiedzieć ;) Kolejna fala złośliwego oprogramowania typu ransomware zalała Polskę, Ukrainę, a także inne kraje europejskie i USA. Czym jest ransomware i jak

"NotPetya" ransomware how to get rid of it

If you believed that the days of massive attacks with ransomware had passed after the disaster that caused WannaCry, you were quite wrong. As many security experts

ExPetr/Petya/NotPetya is much worse than a ransomware, is a wiper

Matt Suiche from Comae Technologies concluded that Petya/ExPetr is a wiper and not a ransomware. Kaspersky Labs also concluded that the attack was designed for