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SMARTPHONES AND TABLETS : AN OPEN DOOR TO RANSOMWARES
By Romain Chassere on May, 10 2023
The FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center reported recently a 62% year-over-year
increase of ransomware attacks. At a time when we hear more often than ever
about this threat in the global media, it should be noted that ransomwares are
not new, but currently gaining a lot of popularity among cybercriminals.
Today, a wide variety of public and private organizations are attacked. However,
for cybercriminals the most suitable targets are those with poor IT hygiene, in
fruitful sectors or whose activity continuance is critical. Quite often, public
organizations' cyberdefense budgets are not adapted to the criticality of the
information they handle. Thus, they are particularly affected by threats such as
ransomwares.
When the criticality of some devices is underestimated, as it is often the case
with smartphones and tablets, hackers' access is facilitated.
EVOLUTION OF RANSOMWARES
In the recent months, two new trends have emerged. On the one hand, it has been
observed that ransomwares are often used as part of large-scale attacks,
sometimes prepared months in advance and targeting carefully selected companies
or public institutions (critical sector, high added value...). Qualified as Big
Game Hunting, these onslaughts are often carried out by teams of hackers who
have more financial and/or human resources than the average.
The second trend is the opposite of the first. It is the widespread of
Ransomware-as-a-Service offers on the dark web, aimed at people with little IT
knowledge and looking for a simple and fast way to launch attacks. The Jigsaw
ransomware, for example, is sold for about 3,000 dollars on cybercriminal
forums. RaaS is available on a subscription basis and sometimes offers a
management platform like any SaaS solution to monitor attacks. Much less
powerful than Big Game Hunting, RaaS usually targets individuals or small
businesses, randomly.
HOW CAN A RANSOMWARE INFILTRATE YOUR SYSTEM?
INFECTION METHODOLOGY
To deploy a ransomware on an organization's information system, cybercriminals
use fleets of computers, smartphones or tablets. Often, they use phishing and
software vulnerabilities.
Phishing email
Operable on a large scale for free, email is a favoured way to spread
ransomwares. A recent study conducted by Pradeo in Q4 2020 shows that 34% of
employees click on the link presented in phishing attempts sent by text message
(email, SMS or via messaging applications).
Source : ANSSI - State of ransomware
Malicious or hijacked web page
Some websites mimic known company pages or display a false window to entice
Internet users to download a program, for example, claiming a security flaw in
the OS or a required update. The program is actually a malware.
Source : ANSSI - State of ransomware threat
Vulnerabilities exploitation
* Server: Some network vulnerabilities can be exploited to spread malware. In
2020, a vulnerability in Citrix products allowed malicious individuals to
execute code remotely.
* Software: Security holes in softwares can facilitate access to corporate
data. For example, the democratization of VPN services makes them a target of
choice and some are victims of brute force attacks to obtain administrators'
credentials.
ENCRYPTION AND RANSOM DEMAND
When installed on a device connected to an information system, ransomwares
quarantine security and remote management programs, and then encrypt local and
remote files, connected disks, etc. Once this step is completed, a ransom is
asked.
In most cases, hackers demand to be contacted within a given time frame. Beyond
that deadline, the encrypted information is erased, sold or published online.
However, even if the payment is made (often in cryptocurrency, therefore
untraceable), the organization is not sure to recover all of its data. To have
an order of magnitude, the amount of a ransom ranges from a few thousand euros
for an individual, and varies between 200,000 and 10 million dollars for the
DarkSide and WastedLocker ransomwares.
HEAVY CONSEQUENCES
FINANCIAL LOSSES
Ransomwares are intended to extort money. When they are trapped, organizations
face a dilemma: should we pay the ransom? Whatever their answer is, they will
have to face financial losses related to an untimely shutdown of their activity,
a complete clean-up of their information system, investigations to establish the
source of the attack, penalties from data protection authorities, etc...
DATA LEAKS
During a ransomware attack and regardless of the reaction of the victim, data
leakage is inevitable. Even when the ransom is paid and the data is restored,
the stolen information usually ends up on the black market.
FORCED SHUTDOWN
A cyberattack often renders the computer system inoperable. It can slow down or
even paralyze the activity of the affected organization. In some sectors, this
leads to considerable financial losses, in others, such as in the healthcare
sector and particularly in hospitals, it directly jeopardizes patients' safety.
IMAGE DAMAGES
When an organization falls victim to ransomware, or any other attack leading to
data leakage, it is difficult to keep it quiet. Sometimes, the legislation
requires (in most countries) to notify such incidents to the government agency
in charge of data protection. The media coverage of a security breach has
serious consequences on a brand image, which can cause a loss of confidence from
stakeholders: customers, partners, investors, etc.
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