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inSicurezzaDigitale launches the Dashboard Ransomware Monitor

The cybersecurity blog inSicurezzaDigitale has launched the Italian Dashboard Ransomware Monitor to analyze the principal RaaSs’ activities. Here it comes, inSicurezzaDigitale announced the Dashboard Ransomware Monitor, it is the second project after the recent presentation of the project Mastodon. The Dashboard is very easy to use and it is available via this link: ransom.insicurezzadigitale.com The […]

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The cybersecurity blog inSicurezzaDigitale has launched the Italian Dashboard Ransomware Monitor to analyze the principal RaaSs’ activities.

Here it comes, inSicurezzaDigitale announced the Dashboard Ransomware Monitor, it is the second project after the recent presentation of the project Mastodon.

The Dashboard is very easy to use and it is available via this link: ransom.insicurezzadigitale.com

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The dashboard is available for free and without any sign-in, it provides an easy-to-query tool that monitors ransomware attacks on a global scale and on a daily bases.

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“The strength of this OSINT Italian project, quite unique in its kind, is the chance of following it with a standard, worldwide and easy RSS feed.” explained the development team.

All data collected by the dashboard can be exported in different formats and can be analyzed using useful graphics.

You’ll find more details about the project here (Italian language):

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Pierluigi Paganini

(SecurityAffairs – hacking, ransomware)

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