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NotPetya: Timeline of a Ransomworm

Tripwire
On June 27, 2017, a digital attack campaign struck banks, airports and power companies in Ukraine, Russia and parts of Europe.
90 months ago

What’s really scary about Petya ‘ransomware’ attack? It might not be ransomware

bobsullivan.net
The recent “ransomware” computer virus outbreak is over, but the speculation is just beginning. And it begins with those quotes around the...
90 months ago

NotPetya Technical Analysis Part II: Further Findings and Potential for MBR Recovery

CrowdStrike
Due to naming convention consistency in the industry, CrowdStrike is now calling this variant of Petya - NotPetya.
90 months ago

Advanced Threat Analytics security research network technical analysis: NotPetya

Microsoft
This blog post focuses on the network behavior analysis of NotPetya and the techniques it uses to propagate in the network.
87 months ago

Satana ransomware – threat coming soon?

Malwarebytes
Petya ransomware is quickly becoming a household name and in typical cyber-criminal fashion, copycat families are starting to emerge...
102 months ago

Ukrainians Say Petya Ransomware Hides State-Sponsored Attacks

WIRED
Analysis shows Petya looks more like a targeted, state-sponsored attack than just ransomware.
90 months ago

Threat Brief: Petya Ransomware, A Global Attack

Check Point Blog
A worldwide attack erupted on June 27 with a high concentration of hits in Ukraine – including the Ukrainian central bank, government offices and private...
90 months ago

Goldeneye Ransomware – the Petya/Mischa combo rebranded

Malwarebytes
From March 2016 we've observed the evolution of an interesting low-level ransomware, Petya – you can read about it here.
97 months ago

BadRabbit: a closer look at the new version of Petya/NotPetya

Malwarebytes
Petya/NotPetya (aka EternalPetya), made headlines in June, due to it's massive attack on Ukraine. Today, we noted an outbreak of a...
86 months ago

Petya and Mischa – Ransomware Duet (Part 1)

Malwarebytes
Petya comes back with new tricks. Now, not as a single ransomware, but in a bundle with another malicious payload – Mischa. Both are named after the satellites...
104 months ago