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Researchers detect 30 new ransomware in July

Cybersecurity experts found 30 new types of ransomware in July. These harmful programs are a big threat to people and businesses. Each new variant makes it harder to detect and stop them. Ransomware works by locking important data on infected computers and then asking for a lot of money in exchange for the key to unlock it. This not only puts personal information at risk, but also causes big financial problems for the victims.

DataDestroyer:
SHA-256: 5ad5c8798c20cd57a79375b6846c16dc94dea608140c013e4e686776a76bfc32
Extensions: .destroyer

First Half Of 2024 Report
Bangladeshi 32.4% government websites face cyber attack: NAS report

National Attack Surface (NAS) report for the first half of 2024 reveals that 56.6% of cyberattacks in Bangladesh targeted educational...
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Prince Ransomware Hits UK and US

A new ransomware campaign is targeting individuals and organizations in the UK and US. The "Prince Ransomware" attack uses a...
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CISA warns active exploit of Zimbra & Ivanti endpoint manager Vulns

CISA has issued an urgent alert about critical vulnerabilities being exploited in Synacor’s Zimbra Collaboration and Ivanti’s Endpoint Manager (EPM)....
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A summary of “2024 State of Cybersecurity survey” by ISACA

ISACA 2024 survey report reveals that 66% of cybersecurity professionals find their jobs more stressful now than five years ago....
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ISACA reveals
64% of Australian cybersecurity professionals feel increasing stress

A recent study by ISACA shows that almost two-thirds of cybersecurity professionals report increasing job stress. The 2024 State of...
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ISACA reveals  64% of Australian cybersecurity professionals feel increasing stress

Researchers detected 31 new Malware in September

In September, cybersecurity experts discovered 31 new ransomware variants that threaten individuals and businesses. These programs encrypt valuable data, making...
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Researchers detected 31 new Malware in September

CRI Release New Ransomware Response Guidance

New guidance on ransomware, released during this week's International Counter Ransomware Initiative (CRI) meeting, encourages victims to report attacks to...
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CRI Release New Ransomware Response Guidance

ALERT
Over 700,000 Routers Vulnerable to Hack for 14 security flaws

Over 14 new security flaws have been found in DrayTek routers for homes and businesses, which could allow attackers to...
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ALERT  Over 700,000 Routers Vulnerable to Hack for 14 security flaws

Patch it now!
Critical Zimbra RCE flaw exploited: Needs Immediate Patching

Hackers are exploiting a recently revealed RCE vulnerability in Zimbra email servers that can be activated by sending specially crafted...
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Patch it now!  Critical Zimbra RCE flaw exploited: Needs Immediate Patching

CISA Warns
Network switch RCE flaw impacts critical infrastructure

CISA warns of two serious vulnerabilities in Optigo Networks ONS-S8 Aggregation Switches, which could allow authentication bypass and remote code...
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CISA Warns  Network switch RCE flaw impacts critical infrastructure

2000USD
SHA-256: 81423f5454208e958aa183c2850809620676485c63aab07d91a6f85c1d9b4e72
Extensions: .2000USD

Senanam
SHA-256: 7bd9f91c2a196ccbd8363eaba02a4d19f382bacc3daccbae4354bb836a5912ad
Extensions: .senanam

Brain Cipher
SHA-256: 27a3cc834c1cd00ad5378c373d76957998bb54bbcfe67bbf3ae5c7be5a5a66dd
Extensions: .[random_string]

Sorcery
SHA-256: 275d0d15fa3582e848f05daa76d351e10ce3d7072e9c987eee1a1f606c714a97
Extensions: .sorcery

Cyb3r Bytes
SHA-256: 489e921e3f060b15e3825ca53205eddecbe65583b3de90bb3550049d2c278de8
Extensions: .cvenc

CyberVolk
SHA-256: 102276ae1f518745695fe8f291bf6e69856b91723244881561bb1a2338d54b12
Extensions: .cvenc

JOKER
SHA-256: 94b53c5c9177e88cddb4ef9828d70cd554ee6cafb501e68f35336d34f1994dfc
Extensions: .[four random characters]

DeathGrip
SHA-256: 8ae1d9e815abc504d01b48ecf21e4133b34b4b3e4a0e93804f44f8a9b328bd5d
Extensions: .DeathGrip

DragonForceV2
SHA-256: d4de7d7990114c51056afeedb827d880549d5761aac6bdef0f14cb17c25103b3
Extensions: .dragonforce_encrypted

StormCry
SHA-256: 4067b731d895acf92f04f223d3ceeab9924e909536fa207df2d6ff262752c400
Extensions: .stormous

NordCrypters
SHA-256: 359802bb670e2b361d94892a27b218d3580a0c8e49e819a91e36db0310e6d855
Extensions: .enc

Qual
SHA-256: 8440b663a841e89edf0a6a2efe707a27671625096b3d2e8c223fe23a4877b8e4
Extensions: .qual

Ursq
SHA-256: 0c0bae25b98cf13679d6d69be2007c6ace941c672f221bd90ec24961665ee8f0
Extensions: .ursq

Labour
SHA-256: 93fbf52fecb367b2373fefcc8a4bec8ef0762c8f9692719b0ac30ba6fd38fe7c
Extensions: .labour

NullBulge ( NullBulge is based on LockBit )
SHA-256: f28599b06560617bccdfb56acc841f3e642ff51b9956632fcc4204f026711e23
Extensions: Random extension

NetForceZ
SHA-256: 9308ea3ebaf4d39f8cb5f29b015cf0064f73170d61226a5f9b5b7c28173bc402
Extensions: .NetForceZ

RADAR
SHA-256: 9308ea3ebaf4d39f8cb5f29b015cf0064f73170d61226a5f9b5b7c28173bc402
Extensions: .[random character string]

GameCrypt
SHA-256: e202be6a3374a856529200a0984b189de2e4ebb0e3be0324b1eb57070bec7164
Extensions: .GameCrypt

LostInfo
SHA-256: 6718cb66521a678274e5672285bf208eac375827d622edcf1fe7eba7e7aa65e0
Extensions: .lostinfo

ZILLA
SHA-256: a275e4412f7d6a12c3bb628a7a846eb7078cd5ce4a1fc3d4a14bcae53dea6a1a
Extensions: .ZILLA

OceanSpy
SHA-256: fdfafaefbc9aa35dea9698a3f95b7c78977c0e3e5ab24e1728cd01f276a8c666
Extensions: .[four random characters]

Pomochit
SHA-256: 33a8024395c56fab4564b9baef1645e505e00b0b36bff6fad3aedb666022599a
Extensions: .pomochit01

ForceLock
SHA-256: 207eb5d3237c2eab96a0b433779bfe04c8342710b2b30a57b01c4d79d9e078ce
Extensions: .forcelock

HorrorDead
SHA-256: 6e7a64e8d70803263570dfd2eb3d05e9423cfe2c39a596e9109c4408325103f3
Extensions: .encrypted@HorrorDeadBot

Lynx
SHA-256: eaa0e773eb593b0046452f420b6db8a47178c09e6db0fa68f6a2d42c3f48e3bc
Extensions: .LYNX

Cronus
SHA-256: 42551531be1c5abfdd24a3465788c659a038141de61976787b0862664df95aad
Extensions: .[five random characters]

Risen
SHA-256: 31c68009f7ecf347876b80ea5f1cf54c713a5cbe60386d8e08bf47803dfd763f
Extensions: .[ user ID]

Cash
SHA-256: 5525d297a346b80912c4f5ec0ac4875e9d49f96d01e52c10df5c064bd803bd79
Extensions: .CashRansomware

LockBit 5
SHA-256: 3c13ae9a53b29849fd3bb75d3259a23658cd687441f8bdd610487007c51d2eac
Extensions: .[random characters]

   Source: Dailydarkweb

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