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ReadWrite
1 month ago
Privacy professionals

Rhysida ransomware group claims MarineMax yacht dealer attack

MarineMax experienced a cyber incident but continued operations with no sensitive data impacted.
Rhysida ransomware group allegedly took data and is holding an auction for it at 15 Bitcoin ($1.007 million). [ more ]
Tripwire
3 months ago
Privacy professionals

Rhysida ransomware cracked! Free decryption tool released

Researchers have discovered a vulnerability in the Rhysida ransomware that allows for encrypted files to be unscrambled.
A Rhysida ransomware recovery tool has been developed and is being distributed to the public through the Korea Internet and Security Agency. [ more ]
The Verge
5 months ago
Privacy professionals

Sony is investigating an alleged ransomware attack on Insomniac

Sony is investigating a claim by the Rhysida ransomware group that they stole sensitive data from Insomniac Games, including personal information for the voice actor of Spider-Man 2.
The data includes details about Insomniac's upcoming Wolverine game and scans of Insomniac employees' passports. [ more ]
ComputerWeekly.com
5 months ago
Privacy professionals

Rhysida ransomware gang hits hospital holding royal family's data | Computer Weekly

The Rhysida ransomware group has targeted the private King Edward VII Hospital in London and claims to have stolen data on the royal family.
The gang is offering the stolen data for sale, with a price set at 10 bitcoin if no buyer takes up the offer within seven days, they will make the data publicly available. [ more ]
Theregister
5 months ago
Privacy professionals

British Library contacts users after Rhysida leaks data

The Rhysida ransomware group has published most of the data it claimed to have stolen from the British Library a month after the attack was disclosed.
The dump of data appears to be substantial, totaling 573 GB with 490,191 files included in the leak.
The British Library confirmed the data breach and advised customers to change passwords if they had reused them elsewhere. [ more ]
Databreaches
3 months ago
Privacy technologies

Rhysida ransomware decryptor publicly released

A Rhysida ransomware decryption tool has been publicly released and detailed in a preprint paper by South Korean researchers.
The Rhysida decryptor takes advantage of a vulnerability in the ransomware's encryption process, enabling the process to be reverse engineered to recover files.
The researchers from Kookmin University and KISA developed a method to predict the encryption keys and the order of file encryption by Rhysida. [ more ]
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