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Group-IB researchers said the most unusual aspect of DeadLock lies in its use of Polygon smart contracts to manage ...

Researchers at cybersecurity company Group-IB found that DeadLock, a ransomware family discovered in July 2025, is now using smart contracts, or self-executing programs, on the popular Polygon (POL) ...