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Last week's WannaCry ransomware attack led to worldwide cyber chaos, crippling vital computer systems such as those used by the NHS.
Now victims of the hack are reporting they have received a chilling new message from the cyber criminals behind the scheme.
Infected computers have received a pop-up encouraging users to send the attackers cash in exchange for their files.
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Victims of last week's WannaCry attack are reporting they have received a chilling new message from the hackers behind the scheme. Infected computers have received a pop-up encouraging users to send the attackers cash in exchange for their files
A WARNING FROM THE SHADOWBROKERS
Microsoft has pinned partial blame on the NSA for the cyber attacks, which were spread using hacking tools created by the agency.
The tools were leaked online by hacking group 'ShadowBrokers' last month after they accessed NSA cyberware files.
This week it was revealed that the mysterious ShadowBrokers group is threatening to release more such tools next month.
In a taunting online message in broken English late Tuesday, the group said it will take payments beginning in June for monthly releases of computer hacks and vulnerability exploits like the one behind the global hacking wave.
The message said: 'I have already sent decryption keys to many customers who had sent me the correct amounts of bitcoin, and I guarantee the decryptions for such honest customers.
'Send me a message with your unique bitcoin wallet address an hour before your payment.
'Then you will receive the decryption key more quickly.'
Security expert Thijs Bosschert told The Sun Online that the message appeared earlier today.
He said the pop-up could have been programmed to appear at a set point after the malware first infected the computer.
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'But since no one else reported on this before I think the message was sent by the attackers this morning,' he said.
'It also fits the time windows op 9:00-11:00 GMT which they name in the malware,' he added.
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The WannaCry attack has continued to spread throughout this week, especially in Asia, though it has slowed down in the West.
The extortion scheme has hit 150 countries including the US, Britain, Russia, China, Germany and France.
The initial attack paralysed NHS computers, Germany's national railway and scores of other companies and government agencies
Last Friday 150 countries were hit by a major cyber attack affecting computers, phones and emergency bleepers in hospitals and GP surgeries - pop-ups like the one pictured demanded a ransom of $300 (£230)
British IT expert Marcus Hutchins, 22, discovered a 'kill switch' for the cyber attack over the weekend.
This prevented more than 100,000 computers across the globe from being infected.
But despite slowing the spread of WannaCry, he fears that the ransomeware could have a 'backdoor'.
Microsoft has pinned partial blame on the NSA for the cyber attacks, which were spread using hacking tools created by the agency.
This graphic shows how ransomware can quickly infect an entire computer system. Last week's virus utilised powerful cyber tools developed by the US National Security Agency that were leaked online in April
The tools were leaked online by hacking group 'ShadowBrokers' last month after they accessed NSA cyberware files.
This week it was revealed that the mysterious ShadowBrokers group is threatening to release more such tools next month.
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In a taunting online message in broken English late Tuesday, the group said it will take payments beginning in June for monthly releases of computer hacks and vulnerability exploits like the one behind the global hacking wave.
It also threatened to release compromised data from the international banking network and secret information on the nuclear and missile programs of Russia, China, Iran or North Korea.
The WannaCry tools were leaked online by hacking group 'ShadowBrokers' last month after they accessed NSA cyberware files. This week it was revealed that the mysterious ShadowBrokers group is threatening to release more such tools next month (stock image)
'Is being like wine of month club. Each month peoples can be paying membership fee, then getting members only data dump each month. What members doing with data after is up to members,' the group wrote on the Steemit social blogging platform.
ShadowBrokers first surfaced last year offering for sale a suite of hacking tools stolen from the US National Security Agency, leaking bits to demonstrate what they had in their possession.
Who is behind the group is unknown, though they are believed to be based in Russia or Eastern Europe.
Analysts believe the files are genuine and came from the NSA's hyper-secret hacking unit dubbed the 'Equation Group.'
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FIVE STEPS TO MORE SECURE ONLINE OPERATIONS
Even using this checklist can't guarantee stopping every attack or preventing every breach. But following these steps will make it significantly harder for hackers to succeed.
1) Enable two-factor authentication (2FA). Most major online services, from Amazon to Apple, today support 2FA.
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When it's set up, the system asks for a login and password just like usual – but then sends a unique numeric code to another device, using text message, email or a specialized app.
Without access to that other device, the login is refused. That makes it much harder to hack into someone's account – but users have to enable it themselves.
2) Encrypt your internet traffic. A virtual private network (VPN) service encrypts digital communications, making it hard for hackers to intercept them.
Everyone should subscribe to a VPN service, some of which are free, and use it whenever connecting a device to a public or unknown Wi-Fi network.
3) Tighten up your password security. This is easier than it sounds, and the danger is real: Hackers often steal a login and password from one site and try to use it on others.
To make it simple to generate – and remember – long, strong and unique passwords, subscribe to a reputable password manager that suggests strong passwords and stores them in an encrypted file on your own computer.
4) Monitor your devices' behind-the-scenes activities. Many computer programs and mobile apps keep running even when they are not actively in use.
Most computers, phones and tablets have a built-in activity monitor that lets users see the device's memory use and network traffic in real time.
You can see which apps are sending and receiving internet data, for example. If you see something happening that shouldn't be, the activity monitor will also let you close the offending program completely.
5) Never open hyperlinks or attachments in any emails that are suspicious.
Even when they appear to come from a friend or coworker, use extreme caution – their email address might have been compromised by someone trying to attack you.
When in doubt, call the person or company directly to check first – and do so using an official number, never the phone number listed in the email.
- Arun Vishwanath, Associate Professor of Communication, University at Buffalo, State University of New York