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b'Ryan Kovar from Splunk sits down with Dave to discuss their findings in "Truth in Malvertising?" that contradict the LockBit group\'s encryption speed claims. Splunk\'s SURGe team recently released a whitepaper, blog, and video that outlined the encryption speeds of 10 different ransomware families. During their research they cam across Lockbit doing the same thing. After completing the research, the researchers came back to test the veracity of LockBit\\u2019s findings.\\nThe research showed three interesting finds.\\xa0The first find showed that\\xa0LockBit\\u2019s fastest and slowest samples were closely aligned between the tests, but the other results were very different.\\xa0They also found that LockBit continues to be the fastest ransomware, but LockBit 2.0 was more efficient yet slower than its previous counterpart, LockBit 1.0. Lastly, once ransomware gets to the point of encrypting your systems, it\\u2019s too late.\\nThe research can be found here:\\nTruth in Malvertising?'