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The Medusa ransomware gang has escalated attacks on critical infrastructure, targeting over 300 organizations in industries like healthcare and technology. Using advanced techniques such as "bring your own vulnerable driver" (BYOVD) and double extortion, the group continues to evade security measures, posing significant risks to global cybersecurity.12

Authorities warn of Medusa ransomware's reliance on phishing and unpatched vulnerabilities to infiltrate systems. Victims face double extortion, with attackers encrypting data and threatening public leaks. Experts advise multifactor authentication and regular system updates to mitigate risks as the group intensifies its campaigns.34

Elastic Security Labs has uncovered a new driver, ABYSSWORKER, used in Medusa ransomware attacks. This tool disables endpoint detection and response systems, leveraging stolen certificates to evade detection. The discovery highlights the evolving sophistication of ransomware tactics, emphasizing the need for robust cybersecurity defenses.45