Ransomware

A new ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS), called CryptoLocker Service, gives any would-be criminal the means to launch custom-built crypto ransomware attacks for a 10 percent profit cut.

Updates for existing crypto-ransomware variants, as well as discoveries of three new ransomware families with completely new routines. The latest on Cryptowall, Power Worm, Chimera, and offline ransomware, and Linux Webserver Ransomware.

A new crypto-ransomware variant is reportedly raising the stakes by threatening to publish its victims online if the ransom isn't paid. Can it actually do it or is it just a clever threat to force victims to pay up?

Everyone knows about bots being described as a horde of zombies. But what about the other common threats? We dressed them up some in Halloween costumes to give them a festive face.

From new extortion schemes and IoT threats to improved cybercrime legislation, Trend Micro predicts how the security landscape is going to look like in 2016.

Find out what Trend Micro researchers have to say and where they stand on current issues, trending topics, the status of cyber security today, and the threat landscape of tomorrow.

Trend Micro Senior Threat researcher David Sancho shares his insights on ransomware today, and how it's expected to evolve in the coming years.

Details from the TorrentLocker infections seen in the first half of 2015, including common evasion techniques and solutions that can be used to defend against the threat.

Crypto-ransomware: why it's so dangerous, why it's tough to crack, and how to downgrade a potential "data disaster" into an "annoyance".