In the realm of cyber security, ransomware remains a persistent and evolving threat, wreaking havoc on organizations and individuals alike. Microsoft's recent revelations about the BlackCat ransomware's latest version, the Sphynx ransomware, illuminate the ever-advancing tactics employed by cyber criminals

In February of this year, the emergence of DoDo ransomware was initially reported. This ransomware variant is a spinoff from the widely recognized Chaos ransomware that has been extensively studied. Despite its connection to Chaos, DoDo ransomware isn't classified as a novel strain.

Monti represents a relatively new form of ransomware that targets Linux systems, encrypting their files and appending a ".puuuk" extension to them. There have been indications of potential Monti variations that are effective on Windows systems as well.

To rename both a local and a remote branch in Git, you'll need to perform a few steps. Renaming the local branch is similar to what we discussed earlier, but now we'll also rename the corresponding remote branch. Here's how you can do it:

To undo the most recent local commits in Git, you can use the git reset command. There are two common ways to do this depending on your desired outcome.