Is ransomware still ransomware if its goal is purely to destroy? This is less if-a-tree-falls hypothetical and more sobering reality for the untold number of people across the globe whose computer ...

Ukraine has placed the blame for last week's ransomware outbreak on Russia. The allegations came as multiple cybersecurity companies claimed there were links between the so-called NotPetya ransomware ...

It was a perfect sunny summer afternoon in Copenhagen when the world’s largest shipping conglomerate began to lose its mind. The headquarters of A.P. Møller-Maersk sits beside the breezy, cobblestoned ...

None of the 30 clients SHALB, his Ukraine-based cybersecurity company manages, fell victim to the recent cyberattack that shut down much of the country, parts of Europe and the United States this week ...

Earlier this week a nasty new ransomware strain began infecting PCs around the world. The malware, called NotPetya, spread faster than the notorious WannaCry ransomware. Its rapid proliferation wasn't ...

Nuance, a major provider of voice and language tools, is slowly regaining function on many of its platforms and services after falling victim to a NotPetya/Petya cyberattack on June 27. As of Sunday, ...

On June 26, 2017, a new type of ransomware called NotPetya began attacking computing systems across the globe. It originally targeted major systems in the Ukraine including banks, postal services, ...

Malware analysts from Slovak cyber-security firm ESET have found substantial evidence that links cyber-attacks performed against Ukraine's power grid to the same group behind the NotPetya ransomware ...

The NotPetya ransomware that encrypted and locked thousands of computers across the globe yesterday and today is, in reality, a disk wiper meant to sabotage and destroy computers, and not ransomware.

Pharmaceutical kingpin Merck reported that operational disruptions continue more than a month after the NotPetya wiper malware attacks. NotPetya was massive shift in malware tactics as what was ...

The Australian government has on Friday joined its United Kingdom and United States allies in attributing the NotPetya malware attack to Russia. A statement issued by Minister for Law Enforcement and ...

SINGAPORE - The latest ransomware identified as NotPetya that hit the Windows computers of businesses, port operators and governments is said to be more dangerous and intrusive than WannaCry, which ...