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The 2024 Ransomware Threat Landscape
Ransomware attackers are changing their tactics, focusing more on vulnerabilities in public-facing software to deliver their payloads. That's one of the findings in this report from Symantec, which looks at the latest trends and techniques used by ransomware actors. It covers prevalent tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) employed by threat actors, including the use of command and scripting interpreters, tool transfer, obfuscation, credential dumping, and exploitation of remote services. The report also includes case studies that demonstrate real-world examples of successful ransomware attacks. When it comes to cyber threats, what you don't know CAN hurt you. Download your complimentary copy of the report.
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Ransomware remains a significant threat for organizations of all sizes, with attacks surging in September and October 2023, nearly doubling compared to October 2022. The ransomware business model has evolved, with operators using tactics like double-extortion and ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) to maximize their impact. New players like Noberus and LockBit have emerged as dominant forces in the landscape.
What tactics do ransomware attackers commonly use?
Ransomware attacks typically involve multiple stages and a variety of TTPs. Common techniques include lateral movement using tools like PsExec and PowerShell, credential dumping with tools like Mimikatz, and exploiting known vulnerabilities in public-facing applications. Understanding these TTPs helps organizations prioritize their defensive measures.
How can organizations protect themselves from ransomware?
Organizations can enhance their defenses by reducing the number of accounts with administrator privileges, increasing protection on those accounts, and regularly updating software to patch known vulnerabilities. Additionally, monitoring for suspicious activity and employing advanced threat detection tools can help identify and block potential ransomware attacks before they escalate.
The 2024 Ransomware Threat Landscape
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