In response to this growing threat, the Cybersecurity Observatory of Unipegaso's Malware Lab, led by Pierluigi Paganini, has released its inaugural report on Sarcoma Ransomware.

Experts emphasize the importance of timely patching, network segmentation, and increasing user awareness as essential strategies to combat the sophisticated tactics used by Sarcoma Ransomware.

Sarcoma Ransomware, which was first detected in late 2024, has rapidly become one of the most active ransomware groups worldwide.

The group's advanced capabilities are highlighted by high-profile incidents, such as the significant data theft of 40 GB from Smart Media Group Bulgaria, indicating a focus on high-value targets.

This report aims to analyze the methods employed by Sarcoma and assist in developing more robust defensive strategies against similar threats.

Employing aggressive tactics, Sarcoma utilizes zero-day exploits and remote monitoring tools, having targeted over 100 victims across countries including the USA, Italy, Canada, and Australia.