
Proactive Behavioral Analysis Engine (PBAE) Technology
We had predicted in our threat predictions that Ransomware will be a major threat in the year 2016. This year has seen an unprecedented growth of more than 172% rise in ransomware attacks and many corporate and government organizations have fallen prey to ransomware attacks. Though widely not reported, it has cost millions of dollars to many organizations across the world. If you want to know what is Ransomware, here are some resources that will help you to safeguard against this type of attack
Understanding Ransomware
About Ransomware
Ransomware is a Malware that encrypts files in your system, either by locking your system screen or system files unless a Ransom amount is paid. Ransomware can also prevent you from using your web browser, other applications, or entire operating system.
PBAE Technology
Proactive Behavioral Analysis Engine monitors the activity of all processes on Local Machine and when it encounters any activity or behavior that matches to a ransomware, a red flag is raised and the process is blocked. In case if an infected system tries to access network share of a protected system and encrypt/ modify files residing on that system, PBAE will immediately invalidate the network session.
PBAE is successfully blocking ransomware attacks such as Locky, Zepto, Crysis and many more. Additionally, by analyzing the data collected through our Cloud (ESN) we are able to successfully detect and mitigate thousands of ransomware attacks on every system that is protected with eScan Worldwide.
White Paper
To protect users, eScan has developed the latest technology PBAE (Proactive Behavioral Analysis Engine) to provide real time protection for organizations and users against Ransomware attacks. The research team has developed an algorithm based on the behavior of Ransomware programs and protect the IT assets of organizations as well as SOHO users.
Blog Links
Welcome 2017 - Marlboro / Spora Ransomware
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Locky's new sleeping pill .zzzzz Ransomware
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eScan Businesses to defend against Ransomware
Rise of Cerber Ransomware
Defeat Ransomware with PBAE Technology
Steps to Stay Away From Shark Ransomware
eScan Advisory on Ransomware
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Petya Ransomware Attacks your Hard Drive
Beware of Ransomware Disguised as Windows10 Update
Russians Beware: You could be the next target of CRYPVAULT Ransomware
Are you hit by the Ransomware that demands 'Paypal My Cash Cards'?
CryptoWall 2.0 Ransomware Targeting Major Websites
You Could Be the Next Victim of Ransomware Attack
Other-Ransomware focused blogs
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- Kasiski
- WCry
- Globe3
- Damage
- Pickles
- Serpent
- YourRansom
- ZXZ
- VxLock
- Potato
- CryptoMix
- DN/DoNotOpen
- Sage2.0
- Satan
- MarlBoro
- RansomTroll
- KaandSona
- HavocCrypt
- LambdaLocker
- HakunaMatata
- CryptoSweetTooth
- MafiaWare
- SlimHem
- PayDay
- UltraLocker
- PopCornTime
- SamSam
- VForVendetta
- GoldenEye
- Matrix
- CryptoLocker
- R.I.P
- Wallet
- RansomCuck
- Moon
- Shade
- OzozaLocker
- NMoreira
- Maktub
- CryptXXX
- PClock
- Hades Locker
- CryptInfinite
- Angry Duck
- Bart
- CryptoJoker
- CryptoMix
- CTB-Locker
- DMALocker
- HiddenTear
- Globe
- Globev1
- Globev2
- Rakhni
- Stampado
- TeslaCrypt
- TorrentLocker
- UngLuk
- Xorist
- Zyklon
- Nemucod
- NCrypt
- Ishtar
- PrincessLocker
- ZimbraCryptor
- Zimbra
- WildFireLocker
- ComradeCircle
- VindowsLocker
- Zeus
- HollyCrypt
- V8Locker
- ProposalCrypt
- EnkripsiPc
- BrainCrypt
- BadEncript
- JigSaw
- L33TAF Locker
- AdamLocker
- KokoKrypt
- GOG
- Erebus
- EdgeLocker
- Red Alert
- First
- BleedGreen
- BTCamant

