3 AUG 2023 · We know how overwhelming it can be to be the victim of a ransomware attack and how it affects your business, which will be unable to operate due to encrypted or locked files. Although DIY is not recommended in these cases, our goal is to give you some essential tools with which you can try to successfully recover your files – this guide describes the steps required to decrypt or unlock files from a ransomware attack.

21 JUL 2023 · When after a ransomware attack you need to recover encrypted files, it is called ransomware data recovery. Different levels of encryption can cover the files affected by the malware. Listen to the podcast to find out all the info about ransomware data recovery.

7 JUL 2023 · In recent times, more and more companies have been affected by ransomware, facing serious losses and problems of various kinds. The paralysis of IT systems; leakage of sensitive data; privacy of customers and partners; strategic information published on external sites. Once inside the network infrastructure, ransomware encrypts files, taking them hostage. The cybercriminals then demand a ransom to regain personal data and reaccess the system. According to the research conducted by Thales, one in five companies has already paid or is willing to pay a ransom to face a ransomware attack.

23 JUN 2023 · According to the website DataBreaches which reports data breaches globally, a ransomware attack targeted five million passengers and all AirAsia employees. HelpRansomware has examined the ransomware attack which hit AirAsia. The company, a leader in ransomware removal, cybersecurity, and decryption, has studied the events of mid-November and how they affected the airline’s online reputation.

9 JUN 2023 · Most people use the terms antivirus and anti-malware interchangeably, but those two softwares have very different purposes and characteristics. The difference between antivirus and anti-malware lies in the type of threat they go to counter. Antivirus scanners only scan for this threat by relying on a database. On the other side, anti-malware protects the computer from many more threats and can be considered the second generation of antivirus. Listen to the podcast to find out all the information.

12 MAY 2023 · Ransomware is a type of malware that limits access to operating system files. The cybercriminal demands an economic ransom so that the user or company can reaccess the data. They take control of the infected computer and hijacks the user’s information, encrypting it to remain unreadable if the decryption password is not available. Discover this new guide on how to protect yourself from ransomware on Mac and Windows operating systems.

27 APR 2023 · Spyware is a widespread type of malware. It is a malicious software that spies on the victim by collecting information about their online activity without their consent. With the new HelpRansomware guide, you will find out what spyware is and how it works. We explain how to recognize the virus and eliminate it from a device.

13 APR 2023 · HelpRansomware analyzes the ransomware attack that hit Whitworth University in late July and is currently recovering. The company, a leader in ransomware removal, cybersecurity, and decryption, studies the events of the ransomware attack on Whitworth University and how they have affected its online reputation.

30 MAR 2023 · LockBit is ransomware that falls into the category of RaaS, or ransomware as a service. Specifically, it is a cryptovirus of the Cryptolocker family designed to steal sensitive data from victims that are returned only after the ransom payment. Also known as the ABCD virus, it started spreading in September 2019. It is a ransomware that targets businesses rather than individuals. Find out how LockBit ransomware works and spreads, how do we proceed with the deletion, decryption and recovery of data.

3 FEB 2023 · A computer attack or cyberattack is a malicious action by third parties whose objective is to access a system to steal private informations. There is a wide typology of computer attacks hijacking data, such as Trojans, doxing, or ransomware attacks. In 2021, the number of companies affected by ransomware skyrocketed. In 2022 it will be worse: here are the latest statistics on computer attacks.