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Medusa Ransomware Strikes Fear: Over 300 Victims in Critical Sectors!
Medusa ransomware has hit over 300 victims across crucial sectors, using double extortion tactics. Victims face a 48-hour ransom deadline via Tor chat. Despite CISA’s advice, experts argue more focus on social engineering training is needed. The FBI and CISA urge reporting attacks and discourage ransom payments to avoid encouraging these cybercriminals.
Hot Take:
Medusa Ransomware: Making Your Computer Feel Like a Greek Mythological Curse!
Key Points:
- The Medusa ransomware has affected over 300 victims across various critical infrastructure sectors.
- Medusa employs a double extortion model, threatening to release encrypted data if the ransom isn’t paid.
- Hackers gain entry through phishing and unpatched software vulnerabilities.
- Medusa affiliates use advanced techniques and tools to evade detection and extort victims.
- FBI and CISA recommend implementing strong cybersecurity measures and reporting incidents without paying ransoms.
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