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Osiris

Osiris is ransomware first observed in November 2025.

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Osiris

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Osiris is ransomware first observed in November 2025. Reported intrusions used credential theft, remote-management tools, data exfiltration, and vulnerable-driver abuse before encryption. It is separate from the 2016 Locky variant and other malware also called Osiris.

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Reporting

Research mentioning Osiris

Feb 13
Cloudatg Insights

AI Development & Software Engineering | CloudATG

...a new ransomware family called Osiris...

Jan 26
Checkpoint Research

26th January - Threat Intelligence Report - Check Point Research

"Researchers revealed a new ransomware family, Osiris, that blends legitimate Windows tools with custom malware to infiltrate networks and deploy encryption."

Jan 26
Security Online Info

"Osiris" Rises: New Ransomware Targets Southeast Asian Food Giant with Advanced Tactics

“Dubbed Osiris, this fresh threat was first spotted in November 2025… [and] creates a ransom note titled Osiris-MESSAGE.txt.”

Jan 25
Security Affairs

SECURITY AFFAIRS MALWARE NEWSLETTER ROUND 81

"Osiris: New Ransomware, Experienced Attackers?"

Jan 25
Security Affairs

Security Affairs newsletter Round 560 by Pierluigi Paganini - INTERNATIONAL EDITION

Osiris ransomware emerges, leveraging BYOVD technique to kill security tools

Jan 24
Security Affairs

Osiris ransomware emerges, leveraging BYOVD technique to kill security tools

Researchers identified a new Osiris ransomware used in a November 2025 attack, abusing the POORTRY driver via BYOVD to disable security tools.

Jan 22
Risky Biz Rss

Improperly patched bug exploited again in Fortinet firewalls

"Osiris ransomware: Symantec looks at Osiris, a new ransomware family that launched operations in November of last year. The ransomware has been dormant for a few weeks now, though."

Jan 22
Cyber Security News

New Osiris Ransomware Using Wide Range of Living off the Land and Dual-use Tools in Attacks

A newly discovered ransomware family called Osiris launched attacks against a major food service company in Southeast Asia during November 2025.

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