Ransomware and Cybersecurity Blog
Doubleface Takes Down the Website of Donetsk International Airport
Doubleface ransomware, developed in C/C++, utilizes AES-128 and RSA-4096 encryption techniques. It remains undetected and includes anti-analysis features. Explore its key attributes, cost implications, and relevance in cybersecurity.
Dark Angels Received a Huge $75m Ransom Payment, Who Are They?
In early 2024, a Fortune 50 company paid the Dark Angels ransomware group a record $75 million ransom. Learn about Dark Angels' background, major attacks, and the technical details behind their biggest ransomware payment in history.
The CrowdStrike Wake-Up Call: Why Redundancy Is Needed in Cybersecurity
The CrowdStrike outage in July 2024 underscores single points of failure in cybersecurity. Discover how layered approaches and technologies like BlackFog can enhance resilience.
Data Security Compliance Made Simple: Best Practices and Key Regulations
Are you aware of the difference between data protection and data security? Here's what you know to keep your data safe.
4 Types of Ransomware: Recognizing and Understanding the Threat
What are the main types of ransomware and how can you recognize them?
Ransomware Response: Best Practices for Businesses
What should firms consider when developing a ransomware response plan?
How Can You Make Your Data Security Management as Effective as Possible?
What do firms need to know to ensure they have the strongest data security management measures in place?
The Change Healthcare Ransomware Attack: A Landmark Cybersecurity Breach
Explore the impacts of the Change Healthcare ransomware attack, the largest healthcare cybersecurity incident in U.S. history. Learn about its causes, consequences, and ongoing fallout.
The CrowdStrike Incident: A Global IT Meltdown
Discover how the recent CrowdStrike incident caused a global IT meltdown, affecting thousands of businesses. Learn about the event timeline, its impact, and how BlackFog's advanced practices can help prevent such risks. Stay informed and protect your business from future cybersecurity threats.