Karma (MedusaLocker): The Ransomware That Strikes After It Owns the Network
Threat Name: Karma (MedusaLocker variant)Discovery Date: January 15, 2026Threat Category: Enterprise Ransomware with Data ExfiltrationExtortion Model: Dual-pressure…
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AI-Powered Ransomware-as-a-Service Raises the Stakes With Polymorphic Malware and Automated Attacks
RaaS is a cybercriminal business model where ransomware creators lease or sell ready-to-use malware and infrastructure to…
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Ripper Ransomware: The Shift Toward Personalized Cyber Extortion
Technical Architecture & Cryptography Encryption Scheme TTPs (Techniques, Tactics & Procedures) Below is a synthesis based on…
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LockBit 5.0: The Silent Ransomware That Encrypts Before You Notice
Executive Summary LockBit 5.0 is the latest evolution of the LockBit ransomware family and represents a significant…
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Fashion Footwear Maker Esquire Brands Targeted in Ransomware Attack by Play Gang
Esquire Brands, a New York-based designer and manufacturer of children’s footwear holding notable licenses such as DKNY,…
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Ransomware Without Encryption: Why “Pure Exfiltration” Is the Defining Threat of 2026
For more than a decade, ransomware followed a predictable script: break in, encrypt everything, demand payment. Blue…
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10 New Ransomware Groups of 2025 & What Their Rise Means for 2026
Ransomware didn’t fade in 2025 — it evolved, fragmented, and proliferated into a sprawling ecosystem of smaller…
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DroidLock: The Android Malware That Turns Permissions Into Ransomware
Mobile ransomware is evolving, and DroidLock is a clear example of how attackers are shifting tactics. Instead…
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Everest Ransomware Claims Massive 1TB Chrysler Data Heist in Holiday-Timed Cyberattack
Incident Overview On December 25, 2025, the Everest ransomware group published a post on its dark-web leak…
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