Data Theft, Piracy and Extortion: CRO Cyber Rights Organization and HelpRansomware Join Forces To Protect Digital Rights

In an era of accelerating technological innovation, digital rights have become a critical issue that requires priority attention. The CRO Cyber Rights Organization, an organization dedicated to protecting human and digital rights, and HelpRansomware, a company specialized in fighting cybercrime and decrypting ransomware, have joined forces to combat the growing problem of data theft, piracy and extortion.

How hackers work

The proliferation of digital technologies has opened up new opportunities for communication, access to information and the development of new businesses. But it has also created new challenges, as unscrupulous individuals exploit these technologies for illicit purposes.

For example, ransomware, one of the most common cybercrimes, allows hackers to infiltrate a device using a variety of increasingly sophisticated social engineering techniques to bypass anti-malware software. Once inside, they begin encrypting all data and information on the device, rendering it unusable to the victim. At this point, they demand a ransom in exchange for the decryption key that will allow them to access files again. In many cases, however, the hackers copy the data to return to the victim and demand a new ransom to prevent it from being posted online.

“Data breaches have affected more than 400 million people in the United States alone, according to the latest ITRC report. This crime includes breaches such as doxing, ransomware or hacking: all with the same goal of stealing data and extorting money from the victim in exchange for its return. This has devastating consequences for the companies and people involved,” said Andrea Baggio, EMEA CEO of ReputationUP Group, which owns CRO and HelpRansomware.

CRO and HelpRansomware: Taking Action Against Online Crime

CRO Cyber Rights Organization is dedicated to protecting people's digital rights. Through its research, promotion of cybersecurity awareness, and engagement in digital rights policy making, CRO works to create a safer and more responsible digital environment.

“Partnering with HelpRansomware allows CRO to expand its action in the fight against cybercrime and provide concrete help to the victims of such attacks,” said Juan Ricardo Palacio, CEO America of ReputationUP Group and co-founder of both companies.

HelpRansomware is a company dedicated to the prevention and management of computer threats. With a team of dedicated experts and advanced technology solutions, HelpRansomware is committed to combating ransomware attacks and digital extortion. Their expertise in cybersecurity combines with CRO's goal of promoting and protecting digital rights, creating a strategic partnership to tackle the problem globally.

Every day, both CRO and HelpRansomware receive dozens of requests for help due to computer intrusions. “For this reason, the direct collaboration between CRO Cyber Rights Organization and HelpRansomware represents an important step in the defense of digital rights,” says Annachiara Sarto, co-founder of CRO. “We want to promote a safe digital environment, but we are aware of the difficulties in fighting this type of crime: that is why we strongly believe in partnering with other entities that can contribute and have a positive impact on the protection of digital rights”.

The CRO Cyber Rights Organization and HelpRansomware will work closely together to conduct research, raise awareness, provide advice and practical guidance on how to prevent and manage cyber threats. The partnership also aims to foster collaboration between the public and private sectors to effectively address these issues.

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