VMware ESXi flaw leveraged by BlackByte ransomwareBlackByte ransomware group is evolving tactics, exploiting VMware vulnerability to compromise enterprise infrastructure and evade detection.
Hackers exploit VMware vulnerability that gives them hypervisor adminMicrosoft warns VMware ESXi users of ongoing ransomware attacks exploiting CVE-2024-37085.
Ransomware gangs are loving this dumb but deadly ESXi flawThe CVE-2024-37085 vulnerability allows attackers to gain full control of an ESXi hypervisor by creating specific AD groups, potentially leading to serious security breaches.
Threat actors are exploiting a VMware ESXi bug which could be "catastrophic" for affected firmsA critical flaw in VMware ESXi hypervisor is being exploited by ransomware groups, allowing attackers to gain full administrative permissions and potentially encrypt the file system, impacting hosted servers and virtual machines.
SEXi / APT Inc Ransomware - What You Need To KnowA cybercrime group named SEXi is targeting VMware ESXi servers, encrypting data and demanding high ransoms in Bitcoin.
VMware ESXi flaw leveraged by BlackByte ransomwareBlackByte ransomware group is evolving tactics, exploiting VMware vulnerability to compromise enterprise infrastructure and evade detection.
Hackers exploit VMware vulnerability that gives them hypervisor adminMicrosoft warns VMware ESXi users of ongoing ransomware attacks exploiting CVE-2024-37085.
Ransomware gangs are loving this dumb but deadly ESXi flawThe CVE-2024-37085 vulnerability allows attackers to gain full control of an ESXi hypervisor by creating specific AD groups, potentially leading to serious security breaches.
Threat actors are exploiting a VMware ESXi bug which could be "catastrophic" for affected firmsA critical flaw in VMware ESXi hypervisor is being exploited by ransomware groups, allowing attackers to gain full administrative permissions and potentially encrypt the file system, impacting hosted servers and virtual machines.
SEXi / APT Inc Ransomware - What You Need To KnowA cybercrime group named SEXi is targeting VMware ESXi servers, encrypting data and demanding high ransoms in Bitcoin.