White Rabbit ransomware emerged in December 2021, carrying out an attack on a local US bank. Like many ransomware groups, White Rabbit uses double extortion to pressure its victims into paying the ransom.
Double extortion consists of blocking access to files through encryption and extracting sensitive company files that will be leaked if the company does not pay the ransom. These tactics aim to get as much money as possible from victims.
White Rabbit is proliferated by phishing and especially spam campaigns, emails sent through these operations may contain infectious files as attachments or download links. We have observed the following formats being used: executables, files, Microsoft Office and PDF documents, JavaScript, and others. Once a malicious file is opened, it starts installing the malware.
Malicious software also spreads through untrusted download channels such as unofficial and free file hosting sites, peer-to-peer sharing networks, etc.
Illegal software activation tools and fraudulent updaters are also employed in the distribution. Cracking tools may infect systems instead of activating licensed programs.
Furthermore, there is no guarantee that the decryption key will be released after the ransom is paid. It is highly advisable not to comply with any demands from criminals.
Digital Recovery is capable of recovering encrypted data even without the decryption key.
Recover Files Encrypted by White Rabbit Ransomware
With over 20 years of experience, Digital Recovery has the necessary know-how to recover data encrypted by any ransomware extension on any storage device, whether HDDs, SSDs, Databases, Storages, RAID systems, Virtual Machines, Servers and others.
Our processes were developed by our specialists and are exclusive, they enable us to act in the most complex scenarios of data loss by ransomware attacks.
All our processes were developed based on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). In order to bring total security to our clients we make available the confidentiality agreement (NDA).
Our labs operate 24/7 in emergency mode, so that recovery can be made as quickly as possible. And, as an option to speed up the data recovery process even more, we can do it remotely, which is viable for cases where the affected media can’t be sent to the lab.
No matter which data storage device was affected by ransomware, we at Digital Recovery can recover your files.
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