Wannacry Press Releases

Comment Article by Rick Holland, Vice President, Strategy, Digital Shadows

Simon Smith, a real expert from eVestigator, a Cybersecurity and Forensic Investigation and Innovative R&D company headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, has used strategic counter social engineering to attain identifying details reversing the origins of.

WanaCrypt Ransomware, or what some have recently called WannaCryptor, WanaCrypt0r, WannaCryptor, WannaCry, WCry, or WNCry, infiltrated tens of thousands of computers around the world within the first few hours of its existence.

Cyber expert Simon Smith has doubts that the origin really is North Korea. He presents data gathered from a counter social engineering exercise that may uncover hidden treasures.

On Friday, the world experienced one of the most devastating, quick-moving and well-coordinated Ransomware attacks we've seen so far.

CYBERPOL said today, that IT estimates, that as much as four point six (4.6) Billion breached emails and passwords are "Out There" floating in the dark web, based on cyber breaches that surfaced from 2013 to date.

Potential 'WannaCry' attackers early location information may have been potentially identified and could possibly present a sequence to match earlier events to the attack.

A survey conducted by Conosco in 2016 indicated that a massive 94% of respondents (including a number of IT professionals) failed to recognise email phishing attempts. This puts companies at risk of virus infection...

Cyber Security Forensic Expert Simon Smith  of eVestigator, an Australian-based firm, has come up with a novel idea. Why not use the exploit to cure the exploit?

A Blog by Steven Malone, Director of Security Product Management at Mimecast designed to help all organizations complete a review of network security, backup and business continuity systems and processes.

Tie National's Guardian Data Protection has been confirmed to protect against WannaCry Ransomware