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  Ransomware attacks are becoming more sophisticated

  Publié: juin 13, 2017, 5:40pm CEST par Michael Moore

  Following the WannaCry attack last month, ransomware was one of the big topics at the recent Infosecurity Europe event in London. The worldwide assault woke many businesses and organizations up to the real danger that ransomware poses, but new research has also discovered that the criminals behind such attacks could be gearing up for even bigger attacks soon. As one of the world’s leading cyber-security companies, Sophos is able to track habits and trends across the globe, and has noted that criminals are becoming ever more sophisticated when it comes to ransomware. Speaking to ITProPortal this week, the company’s senior security researcher… [Continue Reading]