Cybersecuritydive
Nevada Ransomware Attack Linked to Employee's Malware Download
First seen 2 Dec 2025, 18:33 UTC
•



+5
•42.9
Export
Article Content
Browse articles
In August 2025, Nevada experienced a ransomware attack traced back to a malware download by a state employee in May. The attack affected over 60 state agencies and resulted in significant disruptions, including the inability to issue driver's licenses. The state recovered 90% of the impacted data without paying the ransom, incurring recovery costs of at least $1.5 million.
Analyzing cluster data...
Referenced clusters:
Something went wrong. Please try again.
More articles in this cluster
Continue Reading
China-Linked QTFY Group Targets Critical Infrastructure with Malicious Tools
Sandworm Launches Wiper Malware Campaign Against Ukrainian Organizations
Massive Data Breach at Change Healthcare Affects 190 Million Americans
Operation Endgame Disrupts Evil Corp's SocGholish Malware Network
EU Sanctions Russia Over Ongoing Cyber Espionage Campaign
EU Sanctions Vitaly Kovalev, Ransomware Leader of Trickbot Group