Ransomware criminals are now sending their demands...by snail mail?
A company's executives received an extortion letter in the mail It claims to have come from ransomware operators BianLian The ...
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Businesses Are Receiving Snail Mail Ransomware Threats, But It's a Scam
The physical letters claim to come from the BianLian ransomware group. But the FBI says no one has been hacked, and it's just ...
Imposter Scam With A Twist
Imposter scams have long been among the most lucrative for scammers. According to the Federal Trade Commission, consumers ...
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FBI: Fake Ransomware Attack Claims Sent to US Executives via Snail Mail
An extortion group has been sending physical mail to corporate executives, threatening to leak their data unless a ransom is ...
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Privacy Tip #435 – Threat Actors Go Retro: Using Snail Mail for Scams
We have educated our readers about phishing, smishing, QRishing, and vishing scams, and now we’re warning you about what we have dubbed ...
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Why are cyber criminals sending their demands by snail mail?
Cyber criminals really will try anything, it seems. A group claiming to be the ransomware operators BianLian recently sent extortion letters to a company’s executives the old-fashioned way — in the ...
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Businesses Are Receiving Snail Mail Ransomware Threats, But It's a Scam
A hacker has been sending physical letters to US businesses that falsely tell recipients they've been breached and threaten to release confidential information unless a ransom is paid. The FBI ...