Perisian tebusan DeadBolt menyerang peranti dan permintaan Qnap NAS 50 BTC untuk kunci induk

Security researchers and Qnap engineers have warned about the emergence of a new DeadBolt ransomware that attacks Qnap NAS. According to the hackers themselves, the DeadBolt malware encrypts devices using a 0-day vulnerability.

Komputer Bleep reports that the attacks began on January 25, when owners of Qnap devices began to discover that their files were encrypted and their file names were suffixed with .deadbolt. The media source is aware of at least 15 victims of the new malware. Instead of a ransom note, which is usually placed in every folder on the device, the message of the hackers is placed right on the login page, as shown below.

DeadBolt menyerang Qnap NAS

The victim is informed that it is necessary to transfer 0.03 bitcoin (approximately $1,100) to a specific bitcoin address that is unique to each victim. After the payment, the attackers inform that they will make a return transaction to the same address, which will include a key to decrypt the data.

Journalists emphasize that at present there is no evidence that the payment of the ransom will generally lead to the receipt of the key, and users will be able to decrypt their files.

DeadBolt menyerang Qnap NAS

Interestingly, the ransom note has a separate link titledImportant message for Qnap”, which, when clicked, displays a message to the developers. The authors of the DeadBolt malware write that they are ready to disclose all details of the zero-day vulnerability they exploit if the company pays them 5 bitcoins (approximately $184,000). They also report that they are ready to sell a master key that will help decrypt the files of all victims, and information about 0-day for 50 bitcoins, itu dia, for almost 1.85 million US dollars.

DeadBolt menyerang Qnap NAS

Ransomware operators argue that they can only be contacted through bitcoin payments.
Qnap developers have already confirmed information about DeadBolt attacks. The company warns users:

DeadBolt attacks all NAS connected to the Internet without any protection and encrypts user data in order to collect a ransom in bitcoins. If your NAS is connected to the internet, it is at high risk if the control panel displays the message “The system administration service can be directly accessed from an external IP address using the following protocols: HTTP”.
Users are strongly advised to update QTS to the latest available version and disable port forwarding on their router and UPnP function on Qnap NAS as soon as possible.

Let me remind you that we wrote that The FBI linked the Diavol ransomware to the authors of the TrickBot malware, dan juga itu Khonsari ransomware attacks Minecraft servers.

Helga Smith

Saya sentiasa berminat dalam sains komputer, terutamanya keselamatan data dan tema, yang dipanggil pada masa kini "sains data", sejak awal remaja saya. Sebelum menyertai pasukan Pembuangan Virus sebagai ketua Editor, Saya bekerja sebagai pakar keselamatan siber di beberapa syarikat, termasuk salah seorang kontraktor Amazon. Satu lagi pengalaman: Saya ada mengajar di universiti Arden dan Reading.

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