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How to recover files encrypted by Yanlouwang

SecureList

Kaspersky experts have found a vulnerability in the Yanluowang encryption algorithm and created a free decryptor to help victims of this ransomware with recovering their files. Geography of the Yanluowang attacks, December 4th, 2021 – April 8th, 2022 ( download ). The encryption code for big files. Yanluowang description.

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Analysis of Xloader’s C2 Network Encryption

Security Boulevard

Xloader is an information stealing malware that is the successor to Formbook, which had been sold in hacking forums since early 2016. In October 2020, Formbook was rebranded as Xloader and some significant improvements were introduced, especially related to the command and control (C2) network encryption. Capture keystrokes.

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How to recover files encrypted by Yanluowang

SecureList

Kaspersky experts have found a vulnerability in the Yanluowang encryption algorithm and created a free decryptor to help victims of this ransomware with recovering their files. Geography of the Yanluowang attacks, December 4th, 2021 – April 8th, 2022 ( download ). The encryption code for big files. Yanluowang description.

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Mortal Kombat ransomware forms tag team with crypto-stealing malware

Malwarebytes

The tag-team campaign serves up ransomware known as Mortal Kombat, which borrows the name made famous by the video game, and Laplas Clipper malware, a clipboard stealer. The BAT loader kicks off a chain of events that results in the download and execution of the ransomware or the clipper malware, from one of two URLs.

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Microsoft disables ms-appinstaller after malicious use

Malwarebytes

The change is designed to make installing apps easier, but it also makes installing malware easier. Typically, an app needs to be on a device before it can be installed, which normally means that a user has to download it first. Cybercriminals used four different techniques to spread their malware: SEO poisoning.

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RedEnergy Stealer-as-a-Ransomware employed in attacks in the wild

Security Affairs

The malware allows operators to steal information from various browsers, it also supports ransomware capabilities. Once inside the system, this malicious variant stealthily extracts sensitive information and proceeds to encrypt the compromised files.” The downloaded file is an executable file known as RedStealer.

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Dridex malware, the banking trojan

CyberSecurity Insiders

The malware is primarily used to steal sensitive information, such as login credentials and financial information, from victims. The Dridex malware typically spreads through spam email campaigns, with the emails containing a malicious attachment or link that, when clicked, will install the malware on the victim's computer.

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