Ransomware is again making headlines following the WannaCry and NotPetya attacks earlier this year. This new strain, dubbed ‘Bad Rabbit,’ appears to have spread quickly through networks with ...
CISOs are holding their breath and hoping that the latest ransomware strain being detected in Eastern Europe and Russia isn’t the beginning of a widespread campaign. The strain, dubbed Bad Rabbit, ...
The Bad Rabbit ransomware attack first spotted on Tuesday that spread in a matter of hours and hit machines mostly in Russia now appears to be over. But as investigators dig deeper into the code and ...
eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. A new ransomware attack known as “Bad Rabbit” began to ...
A new ransomware campaign has hit a number of high profile targets in Russia and Eastern Europe. Following the initial outbreak, there was some confusion about what exactly Bad Rabbit is. Now the ...
Bad Rabbit, a ransomware infection thought to be a new variant of Petya, has apparently hit a number of organisations in Russia and Ukraine. In a tweet, Russian cybersecurity firm Group-IB said that ...
Researchers at Cisco found a modified version of the leaked NSA exploit EternalRomance in this week’s Bad Rabbit attack. One day after clear ties were established between the Bad Rabbit ransomware ...
A new ransomware strain named Bad Rabbit is wreaking havoc in many Eastern European countries, affecting both government agencies and private businesses alike. At the time of writing, the ransomware ...
Five months after the WannaCry and four months after the NotPetya global attacks, a new variant dubbed Bad Rabbit has reportedly hit almost 200 targets, including media organisations, an airport and ...
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