The threat actor linked to the disruptive ransomware attack against Ingram Micro, SafePay, has taken the unusual approach of ...

Today, ransomware attacks are no longer used solely by those with the skills to plan, design and develop sophisticated and coordinated attacks. RaaS enables even the most amateur cybercriminals to ...

RaaS first appeared after the invention of cryptocurrency in 2009. Cryptocurrency fuelled the rise of ransomware in more ways than one; first, it made it easier for hackers to demand ransoms ...

Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) is a growing phenomenon in the world of cybercrime, one that has fundamentally shifted the way cyberattacks are carried out. It operates in the same way as ...

The RaaS approach was assimilated for a brief period of time from the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model where users or, in this case cybercriminals, paid for access to ransomware or other malware ...

As a result, RaaS developers are being forced to invest more in obfuscation and redundancy, which is hitting profits and reducing the amount of resources available for expansion, Coveware claimed.