If 2025 was meant to be the year ransomware started dying, nobody appears to have told the attackers.
A hacker is using fake code-signing certificates impersonating cybersecurity firm Emsisoft to target customers using its security products, hoping to bypass their defenses. Code signing certificates ...
Despite the police's best efforts, ransomware continues to rise with more actors, more victims, and more trouble.
A security vendor has warned network security teams to be on high alert when reviewing code-signing certificates, after spotting an attempt to spoof one of its certs in order to disguise a ...
Cybersecurity firm Emsisoft has been secretly decrypting BlackMatter ransomware victims since this summer, saving victims millions of dollars. Emsisoft and its CTO Fabian Wosar have been helping ...
PSalzburg, June 2012 – The Austria-based security expert now offers Emsisoft Emergency Kit 2.0 for private and professional users. The utility , which protects against malware infections of any kind, ...
Cybersecurity solutions provider Emsisoft has released a free decryption tool to enable AstraLocker and Yashma ransomware victims to recover their files without paying a ransom. “The AstraLocker ...
Emsisoft: Ransomware Attacks on U.S. Have Reached “Crisis” Proportions, Governments “Must Do Better”
An unprecedented number of ransomware attacks deployed against government, healthcare and school targets in the U.S., and new attacks that not only lock up but also steal sensitive data, have prompted ...
New Zealand-based cybersecurity company Emsisoft has been quietly helping BlackMatter ransomware victims recover encrypted files, preventing “tens of millions of dollars” in ransom payments and ...
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