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New TeslaCrypt’s Shrewd Disguise as CryptoWall

Security researcher Fedor Sinitsyn reported on the new TeslaCrypt V2.0. This family of ransomware is relatively new, it was first detected in February 2015. It’s been dubbed the “curse” of computer gamers because it targets many game-related file types. The attackers are focusing on the U.S. and Germany. Read more.

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