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The global outbreak of the Petya/ExPetr malware wasn't a ransomware attack, it was wiper malware aimed to sabotage, according to experts.
But how to protect files from users who have access to those files remains tricky.
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Emerging Consensus: 'NotPetya' Was Built to Kill Disks, Not Ransom ThemDeducing intent from malware code is tricky, but computer security experts appear to agree that the latest wave of...
The author of original Petya ransomware is back. After a long 6 months of silence, the author of now infamous Petya ransomware appeared on Twitter today to help victims unlock their files...
Payload delivered in mass attack destroys hard drives, with no hope of recovery.
Researchers at Kaspersky Lab have discovered an error in the ExPetr ransomware code that prevents recovery of lost data.
What if I say the Tuesday's devastating global malware outbreak was not due to any ransomware infection? Yes, the Petya ransomware attacks that began infecting computers in several countries,...
Less than two months after the disastrous, global WannaCry infestation, a variant of the Petya ransomware dubbed PetrWrap has started hitting companies in Ukraine, Russia and Europe. Initial...