Ransomware upstart Gunra goes cross-platform with encryption upgrades

Threat Score:
51
CSO Online
7 days ago

Overview

A new Linux variant of the “Gunra” ransomware family has been identified with highly configurable multithreading, allowing attackers to run up to 100 parallel encryptions. A Trend Micro research underlined that the emerging threat group, which has already claimed 14 victims spanning healthcare, manufacturing, and IT, has rolled out a new ransomware variant with significant upgrades, including multi-threaded encryption, partial file encryption, and separate storage for RSA keys. “Trend’s threat i...

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