Ransomware tactics are continuously evolving, with the “2025 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report” indicating its involvement in 44% of security breaches. New trends include ransomware gangs adopting cartel-like organizational models, silent updates to CISA’s vulnerability catalog, and warnings from the FCC to telecommunications companies about increased cyber risks. Additionally, AI is increasingly being leveraged by cybercriminals for more precise attacks and the potential creation of autonomous ransomware pipelines.
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News brief: Ransomware trends show new twists to old game
Ransomware tactics are continuously evolving, with the “2025 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report” indicating its involvement in 44% of security breaches. New trends include ransomware gangs adopting cartel-like organizational models, silent updates to CISA’s vulnerability catalog, and warnings from the FCC to telecommunications companies about increased cyber risks. Additionally, AI is increasingly being leveraged by cybercriminals for more precise attacks and the potential creation of autonomous ransomware pipelines.