157-Year-Old Lincoln College Succumbed To A Ransomware Attack
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Original release date: May 5, 2020
A possible new variant or maybe a different tactic now being used by the Nefilim Ransomware
As noted originally by the BleepingComputer the ransomware going by the name of Nefilim came to be around the end of February2020. While these threat actors originally deployed a Tor Payment site for all of there decryption payments and tools, they migrated over to email based communications.
It would seem everything has changed with these guys now. While I am not 100% sure this is the Nefilim Ransomware, it would appear that some indications are looking like it.
If this had been identified correctly, and this is in fact Nefilim, then the same we have currently shows a lot of differences.
Let break it down
Further testing needs to be performed in order to confirm this is still Nefilim, a new varient, or a completely different ransomware all together.
As we learn more, we will provide updates.
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