Ransomware.live tracks and monitors ransomware groups' victims and their activity. Created by security researcher Julien Mousqueton, it provides information on ransomware groups, victims, negotiations, and payment demands, and includes a live map showing the latest ransomware attacks.
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0Ransomware.live tracks and monitors ransomware groups' victims and their activity. Created by security researcher Julien Mousqueton, it provides information on ransomware groups, victims, negotiations, and payment demands, and includes a live map showing the latest ransomware attacks.
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