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Akira Ransomware: The New Cyber Menace You Can’t Afford to Ignore
Akira ransomware may not be as famous as BlackCat, but don’t underestimate its danger. Cybersecurity expert Scott Small warns that while Akira uses routine tactics, its unique methods like FTP file exfiltration make it a significant threat. Stay vigilant and prioritize core cyber-hygiene to reduce…
Hot Take:
Akira: Not just for anime fans! This ransomware gang may sound like a cult classic, but they’re here to make a blockbuster impact on your cyber defenses. Don’t let their smaller reputation fool you; these guys are ready for the big screen.
Key Points:
- Akira ransomware group is highly skilled and dangerous.
- They exploit well-known vulnerabilities but also use unique tactics.
- FTP is one of their less common methods for exfiltrating files.
- Core cyber-hygiene practices are crucial in mitigating risks.
- Smaller organizations are also at risk and can be gateways to larger targets.
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