Ransomware as a Service

Ransomware Spotlight: Ransomhub

December 20, 2024

Despite being a young ransomware group, RansomHub moves boldly by targeting larger enterprises more likely to pay ransoms. With possible links to notorious ransomware names like BlackCat and Knight, the gang is a group to watch out for.

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