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Ransomware decryption tools have become somewhat common in recent years, thanks to the work of security vendors such as Avast, Emsisoft and Kaspersky Lab, as well as government initiatives such as the No More Ransom project. The MortalKombat decryptor is the latest such tool developed by Bitdefender, which also cracked versions of REvil and GandCrab ransomware. Like Cisco Talos, Bitdefender warned that MortalKombat actors have used phishing emails and exposed remote desktop protocol instances to access targeted systems, and BatLoader malware to deliver the ransomware payload. Researchers also assessed with "high confidence" that MortalKombat is based on Xorist, an older ransomware family first detected in 2010. The ransomware takes its name from the popular fighting video game franchise "Mortal Kombat," which features finishing moves commonly known as "fatalities." The ransomware changes desktop wallpaper on infected systems to Mortal Kombat-themed images.Īccording to Cisco Talos, the ransomware was first deployed as part of a financially motivated campaign that also used a new GO version of the Laplas Clipper malware to steal cryptocurrency primarily from individuals and organizations in the U.S. MortalKombat was first observed in January by Cisco Talos researchers, who documented the new ransomware strain in a report earlier this month.
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