Welcome to DBD. 2024 was a tough year for me personally, and I'd like to thank every one of you who has supported me - you have been my light in times of darkness. 2024 saw the highest number of ransomware attacks on record, and there's no sign of these attacks slowing down as we head into the new year. Ransomware is a BIG problem that is NOT going away anytime soon, and this year could be just as catastrophic, if not worse, as cyber criminals continue to extort their victims with very little chance of being brought to justice. Wishing you all the very best for 2025. Stay safe. :)
Dentons Senior Analyst, Washington DC
Welcome to last month's DLR Report, an exclusive presentation of Data-Leaking Ransomware Operator's Global and US Victims that were claimed between 1st October and 31st October 2023.
DBD discovered and researched 356 Global Ransomware Victims over 56 Countries and Islands, including 166 US Ransomware Victims over 38 States and Districts, claimed by 38 Data-Leaking Ransomware Operators in October 2023.
Download PDFData Source: Data Breaches Digest.
