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AI-Powered Ransomware Attacks Now Cost Less Than a Coffee
Cybercriminals can now launch AI-powered ransomware attacks for under $5, enabling faster environment analysis and adaptation than traditional methods
MSP Ransomware Checklist: 6 Steps to Faster Recovery
Acronis report: 143 MSPs hit by ransomware in 2025. Phishing caused 52% of attacks, unpatched flaws 27%.
Ransomware Groups Recruit Insiders as Security Improves
Security researchers see a rise in insider-assisted ransomware attacks, as stronger defenses push groups to recruit from within.
Omdia: Ransomware Recovery Rates Decline
Omdia research shows enterprise ransomware recovery rates are falling despite awareness of modern data protection, highlighting an immutability gap in
Nutex Health Data Breach Claimed by Ransomware Gang
Nutex Health disclosed a data breach to the SEC, with a ransomware gang claiming access to patient, employee, and financial data.
Berlin rejects extortion after network breach
Berlin's state government confirmed an extortion attempt after a data theft in August. Officials refuse to be blackmailed.
Ransomware Mimic/Pay2Key Drops .exe and NOTICE.txt
Ransomware variant Mimic/Pay2Key is active, leaving .exe files and NOTICE.txt notes. Victims discuss impact and seek help in ongoing forum thread.
Aurora Ransomware Uses Cursor AI in Attacks
Aurora ransomware operators used SpaceX's AI coding assistant Cursor to breach 10 targets, per CloudSEK and Gambit Security analyses.
Onyx Ransomware Targets Proxmox Users
Onyx ransomware has encrypted data for at least five clients using Proxmox in two days. Users are urged to back up externally.
Unknown Ransomware Renames Files to .exe
A user reports an unidentified ransomware that appends .exe to files and leaves a NOTICE.txt. Details are scarce; identification is sought.
Berlin confirms data theft after Rhysida ransomware attack
Berlin's city administration confirmed data theft after the Rhysida ransomware gang claimed an attack, exfiltrating 5.79 TB of data.
Berlin Refuses Rhysida Ransom Demand
Berlin declined to pay the Rhysida ransomware group, which claims to have stolen over 5TB of data including personal info and credentials.