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      The 5 Most Disruptive Legends Of Ransomware

      The 5 Most Disruptive Legends Of Ransomware

      Ransomware attacks are one of the high-profile cyber attacks that occur worldwide, chiefly targeting companies. Organizations consider it the most devastating threat. Stats define that-

      • The average ransomware attack in 2023 is $1.54 million, double the 2022 figure of $812,380.  
      • As of 2023, the ransom attack affected over 72% of businesses worldwide.  
      • There has been a rapid rise of 13% in the last five years in ransomware attacks, with an average cost of $1.85 million for every incident.
      The 5 Most Disruptive Legends Of Ransomware

      The Most Popular Ransomware Groups Are:

      LockBit: By the first quarter of 2023, over 1654 ransomware victims were identified on the leaked LockBit website.

      Blackcat: It utilizes the method of quadruple extortion to offer 90% of payouts to its affiliates. 

      Conti: It has been responsible for around 1000 ransomware cases globally. 

      Grief: It targets organizations with a revenue of $5 million or more than that.

      Revil: It practices the Revil Extortion Scheme to carry out ransomware attacks.

      Methods to Mitigate Ransomware Attacks:

      • Adopt a multi-layer security approach with multi-factor authentication
      • Regularly update software and use strong passwords.
      • Create backups, and do not forget to encrypt those
      • Adopt a micro-segment approach in the network
      • Implement robust access control with secured APIs 
      • Do not forget to practice data masking

      Also Read

      Mastering Cybersecurity in 2024: Navigating the Ever-Evolving Landscape




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