Files encrypted by Rhysida ransomware can be successfully decrypted, due to a implementation vulnerability discovered by Korean researchers and leveraged to create a decryptor. According to Check ...

Ransomware group BianLian, which takes its name from the ancient Chinese face-changing drama, has found a new face. (Image: Shutterstock) Not all ransomware groups wield crypto-locking malware. In ...

South Korean researchers have publicly disclosed an encryption flaw in the Rhysida ransomware encryptor, allowing the creation of a Windows decryptor to recover files for free. Rhysida is a ransomware ...

Security software company Avast has released a free decryptor for the BianLian ransomware strain to help victims of the malware recover locked files without paying the hackers. The availability of a ...

The experts at security firm Bitdefender have released a universal decryptor for victims of the MegaCortex family of ransomware. MegaCortex, which was first spotted in early 2019, was posing such a ...

Kaspersky released a tool to help businesses recover files hit by a recently-disclosed ransomware strain. In a blog post Monday, the antimalware vendor said that its research team used a vulnerability ...

Cybersecurity analysts have released a decryptor for BianLian ransomware that could allow victims to retrieve their encrypted files for free -- and avoid paying a ransom demand to cyber criminals.

When the new Thanatos ransomware first surfaced, it encrypted victims' data -- but since the malware failed to record the encryption key, victims who paid the ransom were still out of luck.

Victims of the MegaCortex ransomware can now recover their encrypted files for free, thanks to the release of a new file decryptor. The free decryptor was built by cybersecurity firm Bitdefender and ...

Joint venture by cybersecurity researchers and law enforcement agencies provides a free decryption tool for ransomware that has hit victims around the world. Victims of MegaCortex ransomware attacks ...

Flawed encryption logic used in Cl0p (Clop) ransomware’s Linux (ELF) variant has allowed SentinelOne researchers to create and release a free decryptor. “The [Cl0p] Windows variant encrypts the ...