In late July 2025, a series of ransomware samples surfaced on VirusTotal under filenames referencing the notorious Petya and NotPetya attacks. Unlike its predecessors, this new threat—dubbed HybridPetya by ESET analysts—exhibited capabilities that extended beyond conventional userland execution, directly targeting UEFI firmware on vulnerable systems. Through a specially crafted cloak.dat archive and the exploitation of […]
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