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“A new malware, called Ramsay, can jump air gaps: ESET said they’ve been able to track down three different versions of the Ramsay malware, one compiled in September 2019 (Ramsay v1), and two others in early and late March 2020 (Ramsay v2.a and v2.b). Each version was different and infected victims...” (from the page’s text)

In short: Discover how Ramsay malware jumps air gaps to infect isolated networks and steal data, plus learn about innovative methods for stealing data over offline com... (AI summary)

Topic: Technology › Cybersecurity
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