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In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, a new and menacing player has emerged: ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS). Among the many RaaS platforms causing havoc, Kryptina stands out for its advanced capabilities and widespread impact. The article below describes the intricate details of Kryptina RaaS, examining its mechanisms, effects, and the measures needed to combat this digital menace. Hello, Lady Kryptina, a devious female vampire.

Understanding Ransomware-as-a-Service. Ransomwa

Cybersecurity researchers have reported that artificial intelligence (AI) assisted with ransomware called FunkSec, which entered the market in late 2024 and claimed more than 85 victims. "The group uses double extortion tactics, combining data theft with encryption to pressure victims into paying ransoms," Check Point Research said in a new report from The Hacker News. "Notably, FunkSec demanded unusually low ransoms, sometimes as little as $10,000, and sold stolen data to third parties at reduc

Multiple threat actors, including cybercrime groups and nation-state crews, leverage services offered by an obscure Iranian company called Cloudzy https://cloudzy.com.  Although Cloudzy is incorporated in the United States, it almost certainly operates out of Tehran, Iran, in possible violation of US sanctions under the direction of someone named Hassan Nozari.  The company acts as a command-and-control provider (C2P), which provides attackers with Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) virtual private s

This week, Rust-based file-encrypting ransomware was found to be impersonating the cybersecurity firm Sophos https://www.sophos.com as part of its operation.  The malware named ‘SophosEncrypt’, the malware is being offered under the Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) business model and appears to have already been used in malicious attacks.  After several security researchers warned of the new RaaS, Sophos said it was aware of the brand's impersonation and was investigating the threat.

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