A new offline ransomware strain called “Mamona” utilizes the Windows ping command to execute attacks without network communication, making it hard to detect. Featuring unique timing and self-deletion techniques, it encrypts files with a homemade routine and drops ransom notes. Linked to BlackLock affiliates, Mamona poses risks to businesses due to its simplicity and accessibility, though a decryption tool is available.

Beware! Fake AI Video Generation Platforms Drop Stealer Malware on Your Computers
Cybercriminals are exploiting the popularity of AI tools by creating fake platforms that promise advanced image and video editing. Users upload personal media, receiving malware