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| Source |  Kovrr |
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| Identifiant | 8393596 |
| Date de publication | 2023-06-12 00:00:00 (vue: 2023-10-10 07:25:34) |
| Titre | Ransomware in Transportation: une plongée profonde dans les menaces de cybersécurité et la tendance comprise l'impact de la cybersécurité sur l'aviation, la maritime et l'industrie du transport Ransomware In Transportation: A Deep Dive into Cybersecurity Threats and TrendsUnderstanding the impact of cybersecurity on aviation, maritime, and transportation industriesRead More |
| Texte | Ransomware attacks have become a significant cybersecurity issue, causing severe financial loss and reputational damage for those affected. The use of sophisticated techniques and various delivery channels, such as phishing emails and software vulnerabilities, have made these attacks more challenging to prevent. This report provides a short synopsis of data and statistics from Kovrrâs cyber incident database spanning the previous three years.âMaritimeThe maritime industry involves all activities related to sea transportation, including the operation, maintenance, and management of ships and other vessels. It encompasses both commercial and military maritime activities, such as cargo and passenger shipping, offshore oil and gas exploration, and naval operations. The maritime industry is critical to global trade, supporting the movement of goods and commodities around the world. The industry is also subject to international regulations, ensuring safety, security, and environmental protection. Advancements in technology and increasing concerns about sustainability are shaping the future of the maritime industry.Main ransomware actors 2020-2022: 1. LockBitLockBit is a ransomware gang that emerged in 2019. They use advanced techniques to encrypt files and demand large ransoms. LockBit has targeted various organizations globally and is known to steal sensitive data and threaten to release it if the ransom is not paid. The group is believed to operate from Russia and is linked to other cybercriminal organizations in the region.2. REvil (Sodinokibi)Revil is a prominent ransomware group that has been active since 2019. They are infamous for their sophisticated attacks on high-profile organizations, including celebrities and large corporations. The group is known for their double-extortion tactics. Revil is believed to be a Russian-speaking group, and their ransom demands are usually in the seven-figure range. The group has also been linked to other cybercriminal organizations and is known for their use of zero-day exploits to bypass security measures.3. Mespinoza (Pysa)Mespinoza is a relatively new ransomware gang that appeared in 2020. They are known for their targeted attacks on high-profile organizations and their use of double-extortion tactics. Mespinoza\'s ransom demands are usually in the six-figure range, and they threaten to release sensitive data if the ransom is not paid. The group is believed to be based in Eastern Europe and has targeted industries such as healthcare and education.âDistribution of Company Revenue Range According to the Amount of Ransomware Attacks:âââââââAviationThe aviation industry encompasses all activities related to air transportation, including the design, manufacture, operation, and maintenance of aircrafts. It includes both commercial and military aviation, as well as the infrastructure and regulations that support air travel. The aviation industry has a significant impact on global commerce and tourism, facilitating the movement of people and goods around the world. The industry is highly regulated to ensure safety and security, and technological advancements continue to shape the future of air transportation.âMain ransomware actors 2020-2022: 1. LockBitLockBit is a ransomware gang that emerged in 2019. They use advanced techniques to encrypt files and demand large ransoms. LockBit has targeted various organizations globally and is known to steal sensitive data and threaten to release it if the ransom is not paid. The group is believed to operate from Russia and is linked to other cybercriminal organizations in the region. They were also main actors in the Maritime industry. 2. AvaddonAvaddon is another relatively new ransomware gang that appeared in early 2020. They use advanced double-extortion tactics, targeting various industries and operating as a Ransomware-as-a-Service. Avaddon\'s ransom demands are usually high, and is believed to be based in Russia or Eastern Europe.3. Maz |
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