Tag: ransomware

ESET Releases Update of Decryption Tool for Victims of the Crysis Family Ransomware

March 3, 2017

Today, ESET has released an updated version of its free decryptor for ransomware victims. Anyone whose data or devices have been hit by the Crysis family, (detected by ESET as Win32/Filecoder.Crysis) – now adding  the .dharma extension, can now get their files back for free. The tool has been updated with master decryption keys recently … More ESET Releases Update of Decryption Tool for Victims of the Crysis Family Ransomware

‘Lunch and Learn’ event by Invistech and ESET Ireland

March 2, 2017

  We would like to extend to you an invitation to an upcoming ‘Lunch and Learn’ event, hosted by Invistech and ESET Ireland. This event will look to shed light on two important cyber security issues currently facing businesses; Ransomware and Data Loss Prevention. Event details are: Date: 28/03/2017 Time: 12:15 Duration: 2 Hours Venue: CityNorth … More ‘Lunch and Learn’ event by Invistech and ESET Ireland

10 reasons why cybercriminals target smartphones

March 1, 2017

There is little doubt that smartphones have become a central part of our lives, allowing us to perform all sorts of tasks that make our everyday existence easier and more enjoyable. But while they aim to heighten convenience, there is a real feeling that smartphones are becoming a bigger target for cybercriminals. So why are … More 10 reasons why cybercriminals target smartphones

Talking Android ransomware extorts victims

March 1, 2017

Imagine a situation where your Android mobile phone or tablet unexpectedly starts talking to you. A super cool new feature, right? Sure, but only until you realize that the female voice that has just “congratulated” you is actually delivering a message on behalf of lockscreen ransomware. And, if you speak Chinese, you’ve worked out that … More Talking Android ransomware extorts victims

New crypto-ransomware hits macOS

February 24, 2017

Crypto-ransomware has been very popular lately amongst cybercriminals. While most of it targets the Windows desktop, we’ve also seen machines running Linux or macOS being compromised by ransomware in 2016 with, for example, KillDisk affecting Linux and KeRanger attacking OS X. Early last week, we have seen a new ransomware campaign for Mac. This new ransomware, … More New crypto-ransomware hits macOS