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‘Ransomware Diaries: Volume 2’ takes an entirely unexpected & unorthodox approach.

Our very own, Jon DiMaggio, got up close and personal with a notorious ransomware hacker and uncovered a story that will leave you on the edge of your seat. From organized crime to personal details, Jon's report provides unparalleled insight into the human side of cybercrime. Click now to read the latest edition of the Ransomware Diaries and stay ahead of the game: https://bit.ly/41BfqhR

Learn about the far-reaching impact of the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack a year after its occurrence from veteran analyst and Analyst1's Chief Security Strategist, Jon DiMaggio. Now available on our blog:

The Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Attack, One Year Later - Analyst1 This week marks the one-year anniversary of the Colonial Pipeline attack. The anniversary is significant as this was the first time a foreign attacker brought US critical infrastructure to a halt, leading to a massive fuel shortage across the East coast of the United States. Fortunately, the impact....

Get insight into how proxies offer the 'perfect cover' for Russian assaults against critial instrastructure. Analyst1's Jon DiMaggio says of the idea, “I strongly believe this is going to happen, and that it’ll be through criminal entities.” More on Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project

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Discover how criminal ransomware gangs work — and how to beat them. Read the fascinating "A History of REvil" by Analysts1's Chief Security Strategist, Jon DiMaggio, for exclusive knowledge about the structure and tactics of ransomware hackers. Full details in our report: https://bit.ly/3aaekUm

According to CISA, Log4Shell was 2021's most exploited vulnerability despite only being disclosed at the end of the year. Read more about the most commonly exploited vulnerabilities of 2021 and access CISA's full report on Dark Reading.

CISA: Log4Shell Was the Most-Exploited Vulnerability in 2021 Internet-facing zero-day vulnerabilities were the most commonly used types of bugs in 2021 attacks, according to the international Joint Cybersecurity Advisory (JCSA).

How does North Korea get around sanctions to fund the regime and its weapons programs? Cybercrime is one avenue. North Korea has a long history of stealing from banks, but recently they've also branched out into cryptocurrency theft. Learn more on our blog. https://bit.ly/3LBUnTt