Welcome to Ransomware.live, your trusted free resource for comprehensive information and updates on the ever-evolving landscape of ransomware. In a digital world where cyber threats are increasingly sophisticated and pervasive, Ransomware.live serves as your go-to platform for the latest insights, analysis, and news related to ransomware attacks, trends, and defense strategies.
Our mission is to empower individuals, businesses, and cybersecurity professionals with accurate and timely information to better understand the threats posed by ransomware and how to protect against them. We provide detailed reports on the latest ransomware variants, analysis of high-profile attacks, and practical advice on prevention, detection, and recovery.
Our extensive database is populated through our proprietary web scraping technology, enhanced by artificial intelligence, and enriched with expert intelligence from Valéry Rieß-Marchive.
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So far, Ransomware.live has indexed 14752 victims from 219 ransomware groups. The database also contains 1483 cyberattacks published in the press.
Today, Ransomware.live has 87 active parsers for 102 Ransomware group sites available.
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