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Kasseika Ransomware Resurrects BlackMatter’s Terror with Antivirus Disguise
Ransomware’s new trick? Kasseika malware cosplays antivirus, slaying real security like a Trojan Horse at a digital toga party. It’s asking for a 50 Bitcoin score, or the encryption stays. Call it BlackMatter’s zombie comeback—because malware never really dies, it just gets a ghoulish reboot.
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Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the digital waters, a ne'er-do-well ransomware named Kasseika throws on a fake antivirus costume and starts playing whack-a-mole with your actual security software. This cyber-shenanigan is like the horror movie villain that just won't stay dead, rising from the ashes of BlackMatter like a malware phoenix... or should I say, a malware martini, shaken and definitely stirred.
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