Double-encrypted ransomware represents one of the most dangerous data security threats used lately by cyber-attackers to impact large organisations. These network threats are a result of two different ransomware groups attacking a common target simultaneously. Hackers use multiple strains of ransomware to create a dual-layer of encryption.
As we know, organisations have to constantly upgrade their data security infrastructure to keep network threats at bay. In order to do so, understanding the various types of cyber-attacks that are commonly used by corporate hackers promises to be a decent start. Businesses can get a few steps ahead of the bad guys just by knowing some of the more frequent types of network threats.
An endpoint refers to all the devices connected to a data network. From an organisation’s point of view, endpoints are all the devices that, at any given point of time, use the organisational resources from its network and its virtual databases. During the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the concept of employees working from home has been implemented in nearly every organisation.