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 Researchers report that one in four breaches in the financial services sector were due to lost or stolen devices, while one in five were the result of hacking.  Physical security often is viewed as a necessary evil in many corporations, yet remain very important in overall cybersecurity. Many researchers, as well as Wapack Labs, completely understand the critical point that cybersecurity involves hardware and humans as much as it does malware and networks.
Researchers report that one in four breaches in the financial services sector were due to lost or stolen devices, while one in five were the result of hacking.  Physical security often is viewed as a necessary evil in many corporations, yet remain very important in overall cybersecurity. Many researchers, as well as Wapack Labs, completely understand the critical point that cybersecurity involves hardware and humans as much as it does malware and networks. This report is an update to previous Wapack Labs postings regarding the SamSam malware.  US federal authorities are providing current information about the vulnerabilities and exploits used to deploy SamSam ransomware, also known as MSIL/Samas.A.  This malware was being deployed by cyber criminals Mohammad Mehdi Shah Mansouri and Faramarz Shahi Savandi.  On 26 November 2018, the District of New Jersey indicted Mansouri and Savandi for developing and deploying SamSam ransomware.  SamSam infects whole networks and encrypts victim data, allowing Mansouri and Savandi to demand considerable ransoms in Bitcoin in return for decryption keys.
This report is an update to previous Wapack Labs postings regarding the SamSam malware.  US federal authorities are providing current information about the vulnerabilities and exploits used to deploy SamSam ransomware, also known as MSIL/Samas.A.  This malware was being deployed by cyber criminals Mohammad Mehdi Shah Mansouri and Faramarz Shahi Savandi.  On 26 November 2018, the District of New Jersey indicted Mansouri and Savandi for developing and deploying SamSam ransomware.  SamSam infects whole networks and encrypts victim data, allowing Mansouri and Savandi to demand considerable ransoms in Bitcoin in return for decryption keys.