Ebyte Ransomware: A New Threat Targeting Windows Users with Advanced Encryption

A new ransomware strain called Ebyte is rapidly spreading across North America and Europe, encrypting critical files and demanding high ransom payments. Security experts warn that this malware is highly advanced, making data recovery nearly impossible without paying the attackers.
- Targets Windows Users – Ebyte ransomware is infecting thousands of systems worldwide.
- Spreads Through Phishing Emails – Attackers use fake invoice and shipping notifications to trick victims.
- Exploits Windows Vulnerability (CVE-2025-0142) – The ransomware executes when users open malicious Office documents.
- Disables Security Systems – It shuts down antivirus, backup solutions, and Windows recovery features.
- Highly Sophisticated Encryption – Uses ChaCha20 and 4096-bit RSA encryption, making decryption nearly impossible.
- Double Extortion Strategy – Attackers demand $50,000 to $2 million in Monero and threaten to leak stolen data.
- Suspected BlackShadow Group Involvement – A known cybercriminal group may be behind this attack.
Ebyte ransomware is a serious cybersecurity threat that businesses and individuals must guard against. With its highly advanced encryption and double extortion tactics, preventing infection is the best defense. Stay alert, keep your systems updated, and always have secure backups.
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