Linux Ransomware
yewtu.beLinux Ransomware: Can ransomware run natively on Linux? In this video we take a look at Revil and how it can encrypt your data even on a Ubuntu Linux OS.
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Researchers suggest that ransomware is harder to detect on Linux, but that implementing best security practices still provides the best chance of preventing the network from falling victim to an attack.
While ransomware attacks against Windows targets generally rely on phishing and social engineering, attacks against Unix/Linux systems are more likely to exploit poor configuration or remotely exploitable vulnerabilities.
Nothing really changed, patch your system, use best practices and monitor and audit systems.