| Name and release year of the attack | Loss |
|---|---|
| WannaCry (2017) | 4 billion USD |
| TeslaCrypt (2015) | Unknown |
| NotPetya (2017) | 10 billion USD |
| Sodinokibi (2019) | 200 million |
| SamSam (2018) | 6 million USD until 2,018 |
| Ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline (2021) | 4.4 million USD |
| Ransomware attack on Kronos (2021) | Unknown |
| Ransomware attack on Impressa (2022) | 50 terabytes of data |
| Ransomware attack on Costa Rica Government (2022) | 30 million USD / day |
| Ransomware attack on Swisspost (2022) | 1.6 terabytes data |
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Overview
Ransomware attacks
Frequently targeted industries
Root causes and vulnerabilities
Attack reponse and ransom payments
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