The Hidden Threat: File Encryption Trojans and the C-Suite Response
File Encryption Trojans (FETs), or crypto-ransomware, are malicious software designed to extort money from victims.
Reverse Engineering
Memory Scraping Malware: The Silent Threat Lurking in Your PoS System
Imagine a thief rummaging through your checkout counter, not for cash, but for the fleeting traces of customer data left behind. That’s essentially what memory-scraping malware does. It targets point-of-sale (POS) systems, scanning the temporary memory (RAM) for sensitive information like credit card numbers and PINs.
Minimising Ransomware Risks: A Symphony of Security Practices
What is a ransomware? Ransomware is malware that holds your data or device hostage until a ransom is paid. It’s like a digital kidnapper taking your valuable information and demanding payment for its release. Here’s how it works: Infection: Ransomware gets onto your device through phishing emails, malicious websites, or infected downloads. Data Lockout: Once …