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This blog post was authored by Hasherezade, Ankur Saini and Roberto Santos Disk wipers are one particular type of malware often used against Ukraine. The implementation and quality of those wipers vary, and may suggest different hired developers. The day before the invasion of Ukraine by Russian forces on February 24, a new data wiper …

HermeticWiper: A detailed analysis of the destructive malware that targeted Ukraine Read More »

This post was authored by one of the most active helpers on the Malwarebytes forums who wishes to remain anonymous. Back in the early days of personal computing, perhaps one of the only real concerns was data loss from a drive failure. That risk still exists, but we all face many other threats today too. …

Tips to protect your data, security, and privacy from a hands-on expert Read More »

On February 25, news broke about a cyberattack on Nvidia, America’s biggest microchip company, which saw parts of its business taken offline for two days. Soon after, the ransomware group LAPSUS$ claimed responsibility and threatened to leak 1 TB in exfiltrated data. You would think that while this is big news, the story is one …

Nvidia, the ransomware breach with some plot twists Read More »

Earlier this week, we spotted a Microsoft sign-in phish that appeared to be taking advantage of the Ukraine crisis in order to scam people. The email warned of unauthorized log in attempts to the recipient’s account, and the location of those attempts was listed as “Russia/Moscow”. We probably won’t ever know whether this campaign is …

Don’t fall for the “Donate to help children in Ukraine” scam Read More »