- Jul 22, 2014
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Since the Cerber Ransomware was first released back in early March of 2016, this ransomware would not only encrypt your files, but would also annoyingly encrypt the file names as well. This made it difficult for users and administrators to determine what files were actually encrypted and restore them from backups.
While many variants of Cerber have been released over time, this "feature" has always remained the same. That is until today, when both Emsisoft researcher Sarah, otherwise known as xXToffeeXx, and SwiftOnSecurity found a new sample of Cerber that leaves the original filename the same and only appends a random extension as shown below.
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While many variants of Cerber have been released over time, this "feature" has always remained the same. That is until today, when both Emsisoft researcher Sarah, otherwise known as xXToffeeXx, and SwiftOnSecurity found a new sample of Cerber that leaves the original filename the same and only appends a random extension as shown below.
more in the link above...