Compile Recent Ransomware CSV
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a concise, well-sourced snapshot of every publicly reported ransomware incident that has surfaced worldwide over roughly the past 90–120 days. You will be working directly in the CSV template I’ll supply, which already contains the columns below, so accuracy and clean formatting are essential:
threat_actor | ransomware_name | victim_name | country_id | industry_id | severity | reported_date | ransom_demand | ransom_amount | data_stolen | data_size_gb | victim_count | infection_vector | iocs | operational_impact | is_active
Where to look: draw on reputable news websites, respected security blogs, established cybersecurity databases, plus any relevant x.com feeds and other cybersec posts you follow. If a detail is missing in one source, cross-reference until the field can be completed or confidently marked “unknown.”
Deliverables (due by Sunday night at the latest):
• The filled-out CSV covering every incident you can verify within the timeframe
• A short citation sheet or embedded source column showing where each line originated
The work should be straightforward for an experienced security researcher: scrape, verify, normalize, and populate. No narrative report is needed—just high-quality data ready for analysis.
threat_actor | ransomware_name | victim_name | country_id | industry_id | severity | reported_date | ransom_demand | ransom_amount | data_stolen | data_size_gb | victim_count | infection_vector | iocs | operational_impact | is_active
Where to look: draw on reputable news websites, respected security blogs, established cybersecurity databases, plus any relevant x.com feeds and other cybersec posts you follow. If a detail is missing in one source, cross-reference until the field can be completed or confidently marked “unknown.”
Deliverables (due by Sunday night at the latest):
• The filled-out CSV covering every incident you can verify within the timeframe
• A short citation sheet or embedded source column showing where each line originated
The work should be straightforward for an experienced security researcher: scrape, verify, normalize, and populate. No narrative report is needed—just high-quality data ready for analysis.
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