Ransomware is growing more dangerous every day. Strains like LockBit 3.0 are leading the attack, while other groups like Clop, BlackCat/ALPHV, and Royal are constantly changing their strategies to catch businesses off guard. These ransomware groups have evolved their tactics, shifting from single to double and even triple extortion models. For example, LockBit 3.0 uses a triple extortion strategy, demanding a ransom for encrypted data while also threatening to release sensitive information and further disrupt operations if the ransom is not paid. Jason Whyte, general manager for Asia Pacific, Trustwave, said, "Attackers are no longer relying on a single approach; they’re using a combination of ...