Anubis Ransomware: The Grim Reaper of Files Unveils New Destructive Twist
The Anubis ransomware-as-a-service operator is doubling down on its threats with a diabolical new twist: a “wipe mode” that permanently erases your files. Talk about overachieving in the world of cybercrime! With its dual-threat ransomware capabilities, Anubis is making sure that victims feel the heat to pay up.
Hot Take:
Looks like Anubis is taking the double-edged sword approach a bit too literally. Instead of choosing between holding your data hostage or obliterating it, why not both? Dual-threats are the new black in the world of ransomware, and Anubis is strutting down the cyber runway with a destructive flair that’ll leave victims in tears and IT departments in shambles. Who knew wiping files could be so… in vogue?
Key Points:
- Anubis ransomware introduces a “wipe mode” alongside encryption, permanently deleting files.
- This capability increases the pressure on victims to pay the ransom as recovery becomes impossible.
- Anubis operates a flexible affiliate program, enticing cybercriminals with high profit shares.
- Initial access often achieved through spear phishing emails masquerading as trusted sources.
- The ransomware targets a variety of industries across multiple countries.
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