A new variant of Dharma ransomware has been detected. The ransomware is capable of encrypting files on a local device as well files on mapped network drives, unmapped network shares, and shared virtual machine hosts. Dharma was first seen in November 2016 and shares several traits with CrySiS ransomware. While a decryptor was released in 2017 that allowed businesses to recover files without paying the ransom, new Dharma ransomware variants are often released which cannot be decrypted without payment of a ransom. There have been at least ten variants of Dharma ransomware released since the original...