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Incident Response + Business + News + Ransomware + APT + Threat Intelligence + Breach + Cybercrime + Digital Forensics Mjolnir Security / April 9, 2023

Leveraging THOR for Enhanced Incident Response and Compromise Assessments: Mjolnir Security’s Partnership with Nextron Systems

Introduction Incident response and compromise assessments are essential practices in maintaining a strong cybersecurity posture. As cyber threats continue to evolve, organizations need cutting-edge tools to stay ahead of malicious actors. This is where the partnership between Mjolnir Security and Nextron Systems comes into play. By leveraging the THOR tool ...

todayApril 3, 2023

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The Crucial Role of Cyber and Privacy Lawyers in Incident Response Management: Safeguarding Your Organization

Introduction In today’s digital age, where cyber threats are on the rise, having an incident response (IR) company at your disposal is essential for any organization. However, managing the legal implications of a data breach requires the expertise of a cyber or privacy lawyer. These legal professionals can ensure that ...

News + Ransomware Mjolnir Security / March 22, 2023

Mjolnir Security’s Threat Actor Negotiation & Ransomware Payment Facilitation Services

Overview Mjolnir Security specializes in providing industry-leading threat actor negotiation and ransomware payment facilitation services to organizations of all sizes. Our comprehensive approach combines the expertise of experienced negotiators, cybersecurity professionals, and legal advisors to ensure your organization’s best interests are prioritized in the event of a ransomware attack. Our ...

News + Malware + Ransomware + Dark Web + Breach + Cyber security Mjolnir Security / March 20, 2023

Cl0p Ransomware Group Exploits GoAnywhere Zero-Day: How Mjolnir Security’s Solution Outshines Conventional Security Tools

Introduction The cyber threat landscape is constantly evolving, and ransomware groups like Cl0p are consistently finding new ways to exploit vulnerabilities in the digital world. Recently, the Cl0p ransomware group targeted GoAnywhere, a popular Managed File Transfer (MFT) solution, exploiting a zero-day vulnerability. In this blog post, we will discuss ...

News + Malware + Botnet + Ransomware Mjolnir Security / March 18, 2023

Emotet’s New Strategy: Exploiting Microsoft OneNote to Spread Malware and How Mjolnir Security Can Help

Introduction Emotet, a notorious banking Trojan, has been wreaking havoc in the cybersecurity world for years. With its sophisticated and ever-evolving techniques, this malware has become a significant threat to individuals and organizations alike. In this blog post, we’ll discuss how Emotet is now utilizing Microsoft OneNote to spread its ...

Ransomware + APT + Threat Intelligence + Breach + Cyber security + Cybercrime + News + Malware Mjolnir Security / November 28, 2022

Qakbot Malware Used By Black Basta In Series of Ransomware Attacks

Qakbot Malware Attacks Resurrected By Black Basta Hacker Collective Qakbot Malware Utilized as a Means of Cyber Extortion in Canada Qakbot malware and ransomware attacks have soared across the globe as a new hacker group known as “Black Basta” has targeted a number of Canadian corporations. Qakbot ransomware sometimes referred ...

todayFebruary 3, 2021

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News + Malware + Botnet + Ransomware Mjolnir Security

Fall of Emotet

On January 27, 2021, news broke from Europol that a collaborative effort had effectively taken down and disrupted one of the most significant botnets in the past decade – Emotet. This global action and collaborative initiative incorporated authorities in the Netherlands, Germany, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Lithuania, ...

todayDecember 15, 2017

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News + Malware + Ransomware + Backdoor + Threat Intelligence + Breach Mjolnir Security

Remote Desktop Server Owners beware, new HC7 GOTYA Ransomware Installed via Remote Desktop Services

There was a time when most Server Administrations/Network Administrators would just change the port 3389 to any other and/or change default login username to a RDP server and assume its secure. While this may best practice, it doesnt really help as a simple nmap scan reveals the listening port and ...