Ransomware Threat Grows as Attackers Move Into VMware and Linux

Ransomware Gangs Actively Expanding To Attack VMware And Linux Systems - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News

The cybersecurity landscape has experienced a dramatic shift as ransomware operators increasingly target Linux and VMware environments, abandoning their traditional focus on Windows systems. Recent threat intelligence indicates that criminal groups are developing sophisticated, Linux-native ransomware specifically engineered to exploit the unique vulnerabilities of enterprise virtualization platforms and cloud infrastructures. This strategic piv…

Ransomware Threat Grows as Attackers Move Into VMware and Linux

Linux has been the reliable backbone of business infrastructure for many years; it powers 96% of the top million web servers worldwide and more than 80% of workloads in public clouds. Its reputation for reliability and i…

Manufacturing industry still favorite target of cybercriminals

The manufacturing industry remains a prime target for cyberattacks. Ransomware is on the rise, but training can reduce phishing susceptibility by 89%.

Linux Is No Longer Immune: Ransomware Gangs Target Linux | #ransomware | #cybercrime - National Cyber Security Consulting

For years, Linux was seen as the quiet giant of enterprise infrastructure—reliable, stable, and far less targeted than Windows. That time is over.  With ransomware operators now eyeing Linux as fertile ground for disruption and financial gain, CISOs can no longer afford to treat Linux environments as inherently secure or low risk. As cloud adoption […] Thank you for subscribing to our RSS feed! The post Linux Is No Longer Immune: Ransomware Gang…