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macOS Ventura adds powerful productivity tools and new Continuity features that make the Mac experience better than ever
New features like Stage Manager help Mac users stay focused and get more done
CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA Apple today previewed macOS Ventura, the latest version of the world’s most advanced desktop operating system, which takes the Mac experience to a whole new level. Stage Manager gives Mac users an all-new way to stay focused on the task in front of them while seamlessly switching between apps and windows. Continuity Camera uses iPhone as the webcam on Mac to do things that were never possible before,¹ and with Handoff coming to FaceTime, users can start a FaceTime call on their iPhone or iPad and fluidly pass it over to their Mac. Mail and Messages come with great new features that make the apps better than ever, while Safari — the world’s fastest browser on Mac² — ushers in a passwordless future with passkeys. And with the power and popularity of Apple silicon, and new developer tools in Metal 3, gaming on Mac has never been better.
“macOS Ventura includes powerful features and new innovations that help make the Mac experience even better. New tools like Stage Manager make focusing on tasks and moving between apps and windows easier and faster than ever, and Continuity Camera brings new videoconferencing features to any Mac, including Desk View, Studio Light, and more,” said Craig Federighi, Apple’s senior vice president of Software Engineering. “With helpful new features in Messages, state-of-the-art search technologies in Mail, and an updated design for Spotlight, Ventura has so much to offer and enriches many of the ways customers use their Macs.”
A New Way to Work Across Apps and Windows
Stage Manager automatically organizes open apps and windows so users can concentrate on their work and still see everything in a single glance. The current window users are working in is displayed prominently in the center, and other open windows appear on the left-hand side so they can quickly and easily switch between tasks. Users can also group windows together when working on specific tasks or projects that require different apps. Stage Manager works in concert with other macOS windowing tools — including Mission Control and Spaces — and users can now easily get to their desktop with a single click.
Apple Devices Working Together with Continuity
Continuity Camera now gives Mac customers the ability to use their iPhone as a webcam, and unlocks new capabilities that were never possible before on a webcam. With the power of Continuity, Mac can automatically recognize and use the camera on iPhone when it is nearby — without the need to wake or select it — and iPhone can even connect to Mac wirelessly for greater flexibility.³ Continuity Camera delivers innovative features to all Mac computers including Center Stage, Portrait mode, and the new Studio Light — an effect that beautifully illuminates a user’s face while dimming the background. Plus, Continuity Camera taps into the Ultra Wide camera on iPhone to enable Desk View, which simultaneously shows the user’s face and an overhead view of their desk — great for creating DIY videos, showing off sketches over FaceTime, and so much more.⁴
Handoff now comes to FaceTime, allowing users to start a FaceTime call on one Apple device and seamlessly transfer it to another Apple device nearby. Users can be on a FaceTime call on iPhone or iPad, then move the call to their Mac with just a click, or start a call on their Mac and shift to iPhone or iPad when they need to continue on the go.
Powerful Updates to Key macOS Apps and Features
Safari offers the fastest and most power-efficient browsing experience on the Mac, along with trailblazing privacy features. In macOS Ventura, Safari introduces a powerful new way for users to browse together: With shared Tab Groups, friends, family, and colleagues can share their favorite sites in Safari and see what tabs others are looking at live. Users can also build a list of bookmarks on a shared Start Page, and even start a Messages conversation or FaceTime call right from Safari — great for planning a trip or researching a project together.
In the biggest overhaul to search in years, Mail now uses state-of-the-art techniques to deliver more relevant, accurate, and complete results. Users can quickly find what they are looking for as soon as they click into search, including recent emails, contacts, documents, photos, and more, all before they even start typing. Users can also schedule emails and even cancel delivery after hitting send,⁵ and Mail now intelligently detects if items such as an attachment or cc’d recipient is missing from their message. In Mail, users can set reminders to come back to a message at a particular date and time, and receive automatic suggestions to follow up on an email if there has been no response.
Messages on the Mac now includes the ability to edit or undo a recently sent message, mark a message as unread, or even recover accidentally deleted messages.⁶ New collaboration features make working with others quick and seamless. Now, when a user shares a file via Messages using the share sheet or drag and drop, they can choose to share a copy or collaborate. When they choose to collaborate, everyone on a Messages thread is automatically added. And when someone makes an edit to the shared document, activity updates appear at the top of the thread. Users can also join SharePlay sessions from their Mac right in Messages, so they can chat and participate in synchronized experiences.
Spotlight includes an updated design that makes navigation easier, new features that provide a more consistent experience across Apple devices, and Quick Look for quickly previewing files. Users can now find images in their photo library, across the system, and on the web. They can even search for their photos by location, people, scenes, or objects, and Live Text lets them search by text inside images. To be even more productive, users can now take actions from Spotlight, like starting a timer, creating a new document, or running a shortcut. And Spotlight now includes rich results for artists, movies, actors, and TV shows, as well as businesses and sports.
With iCloud Shared Photo Library, users can now create and share a separate photo library among up to six family members, so everyone can enjoy all of their family photos. Users can choose to share all of their existing photos from their personal libraries, or share based on a start date or people in the photos. To help keep their Shared Library up to date, users will receive intelligent suggestions to share relevant photo moments that include participants in the library and any other people they choose. Every user in the Shared Photo Library can add, delete, edit, or favorite the shared photos and videos, which will appear in each user’s Memories and Featured Photos so that everyone can relive more complete family moments.
More Secure Browsing in Safari
Browsing in Safari is even safer with passkeys, next-generation credentials that are more secure, easy to use, and designed to replace passwords. Passkeys are unique digital keys that stay on device and are never stored on a web server, so hackers can’t leak them or trick users into sharing them. Passkeys make it simple to sign in securely, using Touch ID or Face ID for biometric verification, and iCloud Keychain to sync across Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV with end-to-end encryption. They will also work across apps and the web, and users can even sign in to websites or apps on non-Apple devices using their iPhone.
Immersive Gaming Experiences
The power of Apple silicon enables every new Mac to run AAA games with ease, including upcoming titles such as EA’s GRID Legends and Capcom’s Resident Evil Village. And since Apple silicon also powers iPad, game developers can bring their AAA games to even more users, like No Man’s Sky from Hello Games, which is coming to both Mac and iPad later this year. 
Metal 3, the latest version of the software that powers the gaming experience across Apple platforms, introduces new features that take the gaming experience on Mac to new heights and unleash the full potential of Apple silicon for years to come. MetalFX Upscaling enables developers to quickly render complex scenes by using less compute-intensive frames, and then apply resolution scaling and temporal anti-aliasing. The result is accelerated performance that provides gamers with a more responsive feel and graphics that look stunning. Game developers also benefit from a new Fast Resource Loading API that minimizes wait time by providing a more direct path from storage to the GPU, so games can easily access high-quality textures and geometry needed to create expansive worlds for realistic and immersive gameplay.
More Great Experiences Coming with macOS Ventura
Availability
The developer beta of macOS Ventura is available to Apple Developer Program members at developer.apple.com starting today. A public beta will be available to Mac users next month at beta.apple.com. macOS Ventura will be available this fall as a free software update. For more information, including compatible Mac models, visit apple.com/macos/macos-ventura-preview. Features are subject to change. Some features may not be available in all regions or languages.
About Apple
Apple revolutionized personal technology with the introduction of the Macintosh in 1984. Today, Apple leads the world in innovation with iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. Apple’s five software platforms — iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS — provide seamless experiences across all Apple devices and empower people with breakthrough services including the App Store, Apple Music, Apple Pay, and iCloud. Apple’s more than 100,000 employees are dedicated to making the best products on earth, and to leaving the world better than we found it.
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A document management system (DMS) is a software programme that creates, saves, manages, and tracks electronic documents as well as images of paper-based documents. A document management system (DMS) can capture, distribute, and track records. It’s also helpful in managing channel processes, output systems, and information retrieval systems.
About Document Management System (DMS)
A document management system (DMS) is a software-based system for creating, storing, managing and tracking electronic documents and images of paper-based documents. DMS began as a method of converting paper papers to digital copies. As a result, DMS is also known as an electronic filing cabinet. A DMS can have a big impact on how your business operates. It frees up your time to focus on the most critical aspects of your organization by making document capture, digitization and labelling quick and straightforward.
As a result, while determining which DMS service is best for you, consider both the capabilities you require today and those you may need as your organization grows.
The Advantages of Using an Electronic Document Management System
Converting enormous mountains of paper documents to digital may appear to be a difficult task. Businesses who invest in an electronic document management system, on the other hand, give themselves the basis to assist expedite workflows and scale business-critical procedures. Here are the main benefits of establishing an electronic document management system for your organization, in addition to increasing business productivity.
The cost of commercial real estate is rising, as is storing paper documents. A software-based DMS that can eliminate the need for file cabinets, boxes, and storage bins is a great asset to any business, freeing up valuable office space. Documents that must be retained in hard copy can frequently be held in less expensive locations, such as an offsite warehouse or vault.
Document security is crucial for enterprises of all sizes to protect sensitive data. DMS allows for more control over critical data, and access to documents can be restricted at the folder level for different groups of people. A DMS also keeps track of who had viewed a record, when it was accessed, and how it was edited. The managed documents are highly traceable and can be labelled to enable automated warnings.
Certain documents’ compliance requirements can be rather complex. Noncompliance can result in fines, licence revocation, and, in some situations, criminal charges. Sarbanes Oxley and HIPAA, for example, are federal and state regulatory rules that require tight security and privacy guidelines.
Document management solutions lower the likelihood of noncompliance. Records retention schedules, for example, can be automated, and new records can be categorized and stored more readily.
Searching for and retrieving papers might take a long time – and we all know that time is money. The average worker spends 30 to 40% of their day looking for printed documents. At the same time, businesses pay an average of $20 in labour to file a copy, $120 to find a misfiled record and $220 in work to reproduce a lost document. These wasteful document management expenditures limit an organization’s budget, impede productivity, and limit its growth potential.
A document management system can be a handy and time-saving tool. DEPENDING ON THE SOLUTION USED, a DMS can retrieve files based on a word or phrase in a document. An easier connection with corporate applications facilitates access to essential information. Records can also be accessed remotely with DMS. Documents can be accessed from anywhere at any time as long as there is an internet connection.
An advanced document management system substantially simplifies accessing content and collaborating swiftly. Documents acquired from various sources can be accessible from a variety of locations. Electronic imaging enables document sharing over a network via email or the Internet. DMS increases the visibility of business processes and allows for improved workflow monitoring. External users with authorization can be granted and monitored access.
Every document management solution should include a data backup and disaster recovery plan. Paper documents are preserved from the fire, flood, and other disasters with digital archiving as a backup. Documents in a DMS are highly traceable and can be traced using various criteria. Document tracking capabilities lessen the possibility of records being misfiled or lost after reading.
Time is valuable, and saving time is a clear advantage of DMS, which translates directly into higher production. Document retrieval that is faster and more efficient can raise employee morale and increase client satisfaction. Document management solutions are also scalable, allowing them to adapt to the changing needs of any organization.
 
Document Management Software Must-Have Features 
While each company’s document management needs vary, there are some essential aspects that every document management system should have. 
a. Access limitations that can be customized as part of the security features 
The ability to adjust access rights is an essential component of protecting your data with any DMS. Controlling access gives you more flexibility in cooperating and using your DMS. You can provide different employees, departments, teams, event vendors, and customers access specific files.
Without this flexibility, your DMS will be far more limited and may not be of much use beyond a few small corporate use cases. Nonetheless, access rights can be used by enterprises of all sizes and industries. As a result, access limitation is a must-have feature for any DMS.
 
b. Capability to store a variety of file kinds 
Businesses utilize a wide range of files; therefore, document management solutions must be adaptable enough to store a wide range of file formats. Suppose your DMS only supports a limited number of file types. In that case, you may require more than one DMS, thereby increasing the workload on your team and duplicating your business information systems. In general, the more a single system can do, the better – that flexibility can be used to optimize your operation.
 
c. Search functions for rapid access to and location of critical files 
Your DMS is designed to make it easier to utilize and access documents. You may not be able to access essential papers if you cannot search your files. Different document management systems provide various search options. The DMS you use may determine which search features are most advantageous for your individual use case.
 
d. Maintain a history of documents for auditing and tracking purposes. 
By tracking and auditing document alterations, you may more efficiently manage your documents and guarantee that only changes are made to your files. This aids in document compliance because your internal or regulatory rules demand you to audit thoroughly. As a result, a DMS with auditing and tracking capabilities is required.
 
e. Document version control and backup storage 
Your DMS should give you a paper trail via tracked modifications, allowing you to return to prior versions and see who has made changes to these files overtime at a glance. A backup copy should be available in the case of data loss or significant disruption. 
 
f. Ease of use 
Finally, your DMS must be simple enough to rely on and train your staff to utilize. If your system is overly complex, you risk the DMS not being adopted adequately by your organization.
 
Check out the list of Top 10 Best Document Management System in India in 2022:
 

1. DocuWare
DocuWare, founded in 1988, is a leading provider of document and content management software (as of 2021). It’s available in 16 languages and is used by large corporations like IKEA and Sony.
DocuWare is a company that offers digital document management and automated workflow solutions. It is appropriate for businesses of any size and in all major industries, ranging from manufacturing and retail to healthcare and government.
Key features include
Pros: The user interface is simple, intuitive, and easy to use. Thanks to the tool’s significant drag and drop feature, users may do numerous activities in multiple documents without leaving the central console.
DocuWare provides a free trial period. Its essential subscription includes 20GB of storage for four users for $300 per month.
 

2. Dropbox Business 
Dropbox is a cloud-based file storage and collaboration tool built for the modern workplace to decrease busy work and allow you to focus on what is essential. Dropbox Business enables your organisation to expand without boundaries while maintaining complete control over critical company information and user activities. Dropbox Business is best suited for cooperation among a group of users.
Key characteristics include: 
Pros: Dropbox Business offers a large quantity of storage space for a business. It is an excellent tool for our team’s collaboration. Working on shared projects, updating documents, and creating system backups are simple tasks.
Price: There is a free trial available. The Standard plan is $12.50 per month (starting at five users). Purchase the Advanced plan for $20 per month per user to gain full access to more sophisticated features and limitless storage.
 

3. eFileCabinet 
EFileCabinet provides enterprises with intelligent organization, workflow automation, secure file-sharing, and eSignature requests on a single platform. This solution is intended for the content management of enterprises of all sizes in accounting, construction, real estate, manufacturing, and healthcare.
Key features include 
Pros: Provides on-premise and cloud choices, allowing clients to select the optimal package for their needs.
Price: There are three subscription packages available from eFileCabinet:
 

4. Google Drive
Google Drive is a cloud-based DMS that anybody with a Google account can access. It can effortlessly store, sync, and share files. This tool is best suited for collaborative teams working on real-time projects. Google Drive’s shareability and real-time editing capabilities elevate professional collaboration to a new level.
Key characteristics include 
Pros: Because of its user-friendly interface, Google Drive is the clear winner in terms of usability. Its powerful built-in search engine is a standout feature, allowing users to search files by type and owner.
Price: Free, single users, get 15GB of storage, and upgrade to more storage for a fee (billed by month). For those wishing to deploy GSuite in a corporate setting, the Basic Plan includes 30GB for $6 per user per month. Business’s most popular option provides unlimited cloud storage for $12 per user each month. Google’s website has a detailed list of pricing alternatives.
 

5. Laserfiche
Laserfiche offers intelligent document management and business process automation. It removes manual processes and automates repetitive operations, hence speeding up company processes through powerful workflows, electronic forms, document management, and analytics. The Laserfiche platform is appropriate for the content management of enterprises of all sizes in accounting, construction, education, real estate, manufacturing, and healthcare.
Key features include 
Pros: With automation, Laserfiche improves efficiency by improving the application process, simplifying case management, and minimizing paperwork for employee onboarding. Because all the information is in one location, Laserfiche makes it simple to produce, store, and transmit digital documents inside the business, speeding up a correspondence and making data-driven choices.
Price: The product is available on a monthly subscription for $50.
 

6. LogicalDOC
By focusing on fast document retrieval and business process automation, LogicalDOC promises to assist enterprises to acquire control over document management. LogicalDOC’s adaptability allows it to meet a wide range of requirements. It is best suited for small, medium, and big companies like banks, healthcare, mechanical industries, and medium-sized towns.
Key features include:
Pros: LogicalDOC is an easy-to-use application for project planning, execution, and management.
Price: LogicalDOC Community is open-source software that is free to use. Larger packages, including consultation, are available. More information can be found on LogicalDOC’s website.
 

7. M-Files
M-Files is a next-generation intelligent information management platform that boosts corporate performance by making it easier for people to access and use information. Unlike traditional ECM systems or content services platforms, M-Files unites systems, data, and content across the organization without disrupting existing systems and processes or necessitating data migration.
M-Files is appropriate for small to medium-sized organizations that rely primarily on paper-based operations. Their packaging is distinctive. Customers may select whatever features they want and decline others, making them versatile and cost-effective.
Key features: 
Pros: M-Files is exceptionally secure and provides enough cloud storage. It is simple to access material across devices. It makes it simple to find articles by using the search tool. Furthermore, exchanging files across the team is simple, especially while working on the same project.
N-files provides a free trial. As M-Files is focused on providing you with the same capabilities you require, the cost after the free trial is determined by the features you need and the number of users.
 

8. OnlyOffice
Ascensio Systems SIA created OnlyOffice, a software office suite and DMS. This app, which provides a 3-in-1 editing suite, has been dubbed “The SwissArmy App for the Microsoft Universe” by critics. OnlyOffice offers a document management platform that is ideal for various educational organizations (schools, higher education institutes), small and medium-sized businesses, industries, and government agencies.
Basic features:
Price: They are presently offering a 180-day free trial of their cloud-based solution. The cost varies depending on the edition. When purchased as a three-year subscription, the Cloud-based Edition can cost as little as $3 per month per user. Enterprise, Integration, and Developer editions are also available.
 

9. Microsoft SharePoint
Microsoft’s document management solution was first introduced in 2003. Microsoft’s other products were better integrated with each upgrade, making SharePoint one of the most extensively used DMS.
SharePoint is ideally suited for large enterprises to segment their access policies and controls due to its capacity for lists and Integration across the whole Microsoft ecosystem of products.
Basic features:
Pros: The solution is simple to use, set up, and deploy, and it assures data security and role-based access to SharePoint sites.
SharePoint does not provide a free trial, although SharePoint Online Plan One begins at $5 per user per month. The most expensive package, Office 365 E3, costs $20 per month per user. Check the company’s website for complete pricing information.
 

10. VIENNA Advantage
VIENNA Advantage, founded in Germany in 2005, takes pride in being the first DMS to be securely linked with enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) solutions. VIENNA Advantage is an excellent solution for medium and large-sized businesses searching for a dependable, scalable, cost-effective, and well-supported DMS with ERP and CRM connection.
Key aspects include: 
Pros: The tool combines enterprise resource planning, document management, and customer relationship management.
The community edition is open source and completely free. With a meeting with a VIENNA Advantage representative, larger packages are available.
 
 
Conclusion
Businesses continuously accumulate and manage files, so selecting a dependable and scalable DMS is critical. A DMS not only maintains your data organized and up to industry standards but also streamlines and automates workflows. We hope that now that you have all of the most up-to-date information about the finest document management systems, you can select one that best meets your business needs.
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For organizations that digitized processes before the COVID-19 pandemic, digital work — including work with electronic documents — was no longer a goal to attain; it was the primary way to do business.
Organizations had to quickly learn to continue operations when many existing processes depended on an in-person staff in one location. As hybrid work environments become more prevalent, many organizations still benefit from improved, remote document management due to the pandemic. Yet, document management in hybrid work has greater finality, as the new normal will be a hybrid of remote and in-person workforces. Organizations must assess the benefits of proper document management strategies in hybrid work environments and document management systems that best meet their needs.
The beginning of the pandemic saw fewer effects on organizations with existing remote workforces or digital work strategies. Organizations that were not fully remote before the shift discovered myriad flaws in content collaboration.
Even if some organizations still used network file-sharing tools, most were not ready for their entire workforce to use VPNs simultaneously. This led many organizations to deploy enterprise content management (ECM) services that addressed immediate document management needs rather than long-term benefits. While not ideal, many organizations preferred the hastily architected services instead of relying on email to manage documents. Any document management service with remote capabilities — even if it wasn’t the best fit for the organization — could help meet immediate needs.
As organizations move toward hybrid work environments, they realize strong document management services offer many advantages. Many benefits also applied before the pandemic, but organizations didn’t prioritize them.
Document management in hybrid work benefits business areas, including the following:
To integrate a document management system efficiently, organizations must find one that complements how employees already operate. The options below have online offerings and various levels of desktop sync, which can enable organizations to start with the service quickly.
Additionally, an organization must apply information governance before deploying the technology to its whole staff or face new challenges.
Document management systems include — but are not limited to — the following:
Gartner, Forrester and other analyst firms cover these vendors and other options. Like the list above, their lists focus on the larger players and may miss a smaller vendor. When choosing a document management system, the most critical questions to ask are the following:
If a vendor can answer those questions successfully, an organization can have confidence in its selection.
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Apart from business strategies, the study includes current developments and key financials. The readers will also get access to the data related to global revenue by companies for the period 2017-2022. This all-inclusive report will certainly serve the clients to stay updated and make effective decisions in their businesses. Some of the prominent players reviewed in the research report include: Brooks Life Sciences Tecan Hamilton Company TTP Group Labcyte Biosero BioAscent Beckman Coulter, Inc. Titian Software Azenta Product Type Insights Global markets are presented by Compound Management System type, along with growth forecasts through 2028. Estimates on revenue are based on the price in the supply chain at which the Compound Management System are procured by the companies. This report has studied every segment and provided the market size using historical data. They have also talked about the growth opportunities that the segment may pose in the future. This study bestows revenue data by type, and during the historical period (2017-2022) and forecast period (2023-2028). Compound Management System segment by Type Software Hardware Application Insights This report has provided the market size (revenue data) by application, during the historical period (2017-2022) and forecast period (2023-2028). This report also outlines the market trends of each segment and consumer behaviors impacting the Compound Management System market and what implications these may have on the industry’s future. This report can help to understand the relevant market and consumer trends that are driving the Compound Management System market. Compound Management System Segment by Application Biobank Biopharma Companies Pharma Companies Contract Research Organization Others Regional Outlook This section of the report provides key insights regarding various regions and the key players operating in each region. Economic, social, environmental, technological, and political factors have been taken into consideration while assessing the growth of the particular region/country. The readers will also get their hands on the revenue data of each region and country for the period 2017-2028. The market has been segmented into various major geographies, including North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, South America, Middle East & Africa. Detailed analysis of major countries such as the USA, Germany, the U.K., Italy, France, China, Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia, and India will be covered within the regional segment. For market estimates, data are going to be provided for 2022 because of the base year, with estimates for 2022 and forecast revenue for 2028. North America United States Canada Europe Germany France UK Italy Russia Nordic Countries Rest of Europe Asia-Pacific China Japan South Korea Southeast Asia India Australia Rest of Asia Latin America Mexico Brazil Rest of Latin America Middle East & Africa Turkey Saudi Arabia UAE Rest of MEA Key Drivers & Barriers High-impact rendering factors and drivers have been studied in this report to aid the readers to understand the general development. Moreover, the report includes restraints and challenges that may act as stumbling blocks on the way of the players. This will assist the users to be attentive and make informed decisions related to business. Specialists have also laid their focus on the upcoming business prospects. COVID-19 and Russia-Ukraine War Influence Analysis The readers in the section will understand how the Compound Management System market scenario changed across the globe during the pandemic, post-pandemic and Russia-Ukraine War. The study is done keeping in view the changes in aspects such as demand, consumption, transportation, consumer behavior, supply chain management. The industry experts have also highlighted the key factors that will help create opportunities for players and stabilize the overall industry in the years to come. Reasons to Buy This Report This report will help the readers to understand the competition within the industries and strategies for the competitive environment to enhance the potential profit. The report also focuses on the competitive landscape of the global Compound Management System market, and introduces in detail the market share, industry ranking, competitor ecosystem, market performance, new product development, operation situation, expansion, and acquisition. etc. of the main players, which helps the readers to identify the main competitors and deeply understand the competition pattern of the market. This report will help stakeholders to understand the global industry status and trends of Compound Management System and provides them with information on key market drivers, restraints, challenges, and opportunities. This report will help stakeholders to understand competitors better and gain more insights to strengthen their position in their businesses. The competitive landscape section includes the market share and rank (in volume and value), competitor ecosystem, new product development, expansion, and acquisition. This report stays updated with novel technology integration, features, and the latest developments in the market This report helps stakeholders to understand the COVID-19 and Russia-Ukraine War Influence on the Compound Management System industry. This report helps stakeholders to gain insights into which regions to target globally This report helps stakeholders to gain insights into the end-user perception concerning the adoption of Compound Management System. This report helps stakeholders to identify some of the key players in the market and understand their valuable contribution. Core Chapters Chapter 1: Introduces the report scope of the report, executive summary of different market segments (by product type, application, etc), including the market size of each market segment, future development potential, and so on. It offers a high-level view of the current state of the market and its likely evolution in the short to mid-term, and long term. Chapter 2: Introduces executive summary of global market size, regional market size, this section also introduces the market dynamics, latest developments of the market, the driving factors and restrictive factors of the market, the challenges and risks faced by companies in the industry, and the analysis of relevant policies in the industry. Chapter 3: Detailed analysis of Compound Management System companies’ competitive landscape, revenue market share, latest development plan, merger, and acquisition information, etc. Chapter 4: Provides the analysis of various market segments according to product types, covering the market size and development potential of each market segment, to help readers find the blue ocean market in different market segments. Chapter 5: Provides the analysis of various market segments according to application, covering the market size and development potential of each market segment, to help readers find the blue ocean market in different downstream markets. Chapter 6, 7, 8, 9, 10: North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Middle East and Africa segment by country. It provides a quantitative analysis of the market size and development potential of each region and its main countries and introduces the market development, future development prospects, market space, and capacity of each country in the world. Chapter 11: Provides profiles of key players, introducing the basic situation of the main companies in the market in detail, including product revenue, gross margin, product introduction, recent development and etc. Chapter 12: The main points and conclusions of the report. are the prominent organizations powering Compound Management System industry dynamics. Basic information about the enumerated firms, their portfolios, and financial data such as sales, pricing techniques, and revenue are all included in the document. The study also lists effective strategies to help newcomers and other firms plan their course of action, such as mergers and acquisitions, collaborations, product or service launches, and other expansion plans.
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The use of data room software in Canadian companies keeps growing due to the highest degree of security of stored data. VDR is the best way to organize and communicate corporate information to stakeholders. You get a bank-grade repository with integrated tools that facilitate business processes. Despite the key similarities, VDRs also have differences among themselves. Modern data room services have different characteristics, ways to contact the support service, pricing policies, or virtual storage sizes. In this article, we will help you understand the critical features of VDR for choosing the best solution in Canada.
Virtual data rooms are the most important business solutions used in M&A transactions when expanding a company’s operations or attracting investors. In addition, clients, lawyers, bankers, entrepreneurs, and professionals in other fields use data room software to store and share business-critical files and documents. Therefore, it is imperative to choose a reliable provider of this service. Ultimately, the security of your business depends on your choice. Below are the main aspects to consider when selecting data room vendors.
VDR software eliminates physical paper, resulting in less expense and less office clutter. With extensive document management and security features, the online data room software helps improve workflow and increase staff efficiency. In addition, Q&A and comment areas in the online data room allow for better collaboration and communication with business partners.

VDR software already plays a key role in the M&A business. These transactions involve large amounts of data collected, shared, and analyzed by all parties involved in the business, including sellers, buyers, and resellers. At the same time, a reliable electronic data room in Canada must have the following functionality:
The need to store and share data seamlessly and securely through the due diligence process makes virtual data rooms integral to M&A transactions. VDR software ensures that everyone involved in M&A deals can quickly request, share, view, and organize documents or files during business negotiations.
 
Canada’s top virtual data room providers ensure that your data is protected from external and internal threats. Before subscribing, the provider offers data security features such as rogue protection, network firewalls, virus protection, data encryption, etc. Physical security includes disaster protection, industrial-grade data centers, data backup, data redundancy, and biometric access. By ensuring the proper security of corporate data, you will reduce reputational risks for your business and open up new opportunities.
Online data room software is essentially a business asset that will help you achieve your future goals. Therefore, it is crucial to take enough time to compare products from the most reliable providers that offer quality services. Then, choose a virtual data room provider that promotes long-term collaboration. The tips mentioned above can make selecting the best electronic data room in Canada easier.
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These different types of legal software for lawyers can help you in making your legal practice more productive and easier to manage.
Published on October 29, 2021
Law firms or legal sectors, in general, are under massive transition thanks to the pandemic and constantly evolving technology. Therefore, with this transition comes the need for special systems to help handle increasing demands and complex legal activities. This is why there is an immense need for different types of legal software that can effectively manage different problems.
So, today in this post, we will explore different types of the best software for lawyers available. But more importantly, we will help you find which best software for lawyers is right for your office.
First of all, it is essential to know what each tool does in order to select the right legal software for your office. This is simply because the options are seemingly endless when it comes to choosing which legal software to go with for a particular problem.
With that said, here are some of the top legal software examples for lawyers-
Time is an integral part of any business, and being able to track time and effectively bill time worked will actually be great. Fortunately, there are several lawyer accounting software for tracking time and billing. However, it is crucial to define what type of time and billing software you actually need. This is simply because there are several kinds of accounting software for lawyers; some are ideally set to fit legal professionals while others can be used in any industry.
Therefore, how do you find lawyer accounting software that will suit you?
Well, it's easy. First, you need to determine what you expect your legal software solutions will accomplish. And so, if you just need something basic that will do the trick, then you can go for legal software solutions that can be used in any industry. Mind you, this kind of software will be cheaper than the one set basically for legal professionals. This means if you need legal software solutions with features that are specifically suitable to your field and help you deal with or complete other legal actions, then you will need to narrow down your field. By doing this, you will be able to enjoy more services apart from just timing and billing with this accounting software for lawyers.
To strengthen your case or argument, you will basically need to include legal sources in your legal documents. This is primarily necessary when dealing with elements of legal publishing or when presenting a case or information at federal court.
Generally, Legal sources help create a strong argument by providing sources of reference where your claim is right or supported. Therefore, to find these sources, you will need a legal citation generator software used by law firms that ideally helps generate reputable sources, like governments or the supreme court.
So, how does a legal citation generator software used by law firms work? You may ask!
Lawrina's legal citation generator software used by law firms is relatively straightforward to use, and here are the 3 steps on how to use it. First, the above link, which will take you over to the generator page and then:
Having a very document-centric advocacy software is very important in enhancing your legal organization as well as improving time management. Notably, a legal industry will be dealing with various confidential documents. And because of that, you will need to keep these documents secure, which allows you quick accessibility. Traditional methods, therefore, will not be the best solution to go within this case.
To solve this problem, there are different ideal examples of law firm software that you can use, such as Google Drive, that is free to use.  However, there are other proven solutions like Worldox and NetDocuments that are suitable for the legal industry.
The good thing about most of these law firm software is that they are cloud-based. Therefore, this means you can collaborate with your legal team on any project with ease via any of the best legal apps named above.
Legal software programs such as Microsoft Office Suite are some of the essential and most used law firm software solutions globally. The main benefits of these tools are to help you create, organize, and present your case facts or arguments.
This includes programs like:
However,  Google's G Suite, a top advocacy software, is currently one of the most used cloud-based solutions, with more people choosing it over other solutions. G Suite, the top advocate office management system, provides you with all advanced Google Workspace plans for your business. They have collaborated with tools like Gmail, Drive, Meet, Calendar, Chat, Docs, Sites, Slides, Sheets, Forms, and more.
Additionally, the advocate office management system offers different pricing points meaning you can find the ideal pricing point for your business without forgoing any essential services.
Nowadays, the online payment system is a common and must-have feature, especially if you offer your services online. In fact, about 60 percent of bills currently are mainly paid online or automatically. This is according to surveys by Claire Greene and Joanna Stavins on Consumer Payment Choice done in 2016 and 2017.
And so, based on these surveys, it is recommended that you have an online payment system for your clients. Payment systems such as LawPay online payment processing solution legal practice management software are perfect for you.
Allowing your clients to conveniently pay invoices from their mobile device or computer using eCheck, debit card, or credit card will eliminate barriers existing in an in-person transaction.
In conclusion, there are many types of law practice management software, with some offering one service while others offering multiple services. However, all you need to do is to define what you need and what you expect your law practice management software to accomplish for you. Doing this will eliminate lots of hassles involved in choosing the right one from various types of legal software tools.
Finally, these legal practice management software are suitable to be used by both big and small law firms.
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A ransomware victim called in the BlackBerry Incident Response (IR) team during this year’s 4th of July holiday weekend. We quickly realized we were investigating an attack by a previously unknown group, calling themselves "MONTI." They encrypted nearly 20 user hosts along with a multi-host VMware ESXi cluster that brought down over 20 servers.
Threat research shows that the only credible reference of the “Monti” ransomware group prior to today was a tweet from security researchers at MalwareHunterTeam, posted on June 30, 2022. The Twitter post mentioned the possibility that Monti ransomware may have had “5-10 victims in the past months,” though no data is publicly available on these victims.
Most Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) identified by the BlackBerry IR team in the Monti attack were also seen in previous Conti ransomware cases — except one: Monti threat actors leveraged the Action1 Remote Monitoring and Maintenance (RMM) agent.
This article provides a general overview of the incident, denotes the unique characteristics of this “new” threat actor group, and includes malware analysis of the payload used. We also include a breakdown of “Veeamp,” a password stealer malware targeting the Veeam data backup application, which was identified during the incident.
On July 5, 2022, a client engaged the BlackBerry® Security Services Incident Response team to perform a forensic investigation and respond to a ransomware-related security incident. The security incident occurred when a threat actor group calling itself “MONTI” obtained access to the client’s environment.
The threat actor apparently intruded via an exploitation of the well-known “Log4Shell” vulnerability (a.k.a. CVE-2021-44228) in the client’s internet-facing VMware Horizon virtualization system. At the time the BlackBerry team was engaged, the operators had already initially encrypted 18 user desktops. They also encrypted a three-server ESXi cluster that resulted in 21 virtualized servers being impacted. Figure 1 provides an overview of the incident.
Figure 1 – Overview of the “MONTI strain” ransomware incident
The threat actor initially obtained access to the client’s VMware Horizon Connection Broker server via Log4Shell exploitation on June 29, 2022. After entering the client’s environment, it installed the Google Chrome™ browser and used it to download attack tools to the server.
The threat actor also downloaded and installed two remote monitoring and maintenance (RMM) agents, AnyDesk and Action1, which we’ll describe in more detail later. It used these agents to establish persistence within the network and to facilitate additional remote access.
The attackers also used tooling they’d brought into the environment to dump credentials from memory and scan the network. They used Microsoft® Windows® built-in Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) to connect to other servers, access data files on network shares, and eventually to deploy the “MONTI” strain of ransomware. The goal of this activity was to encrypt multiple hosts within the network (including Veeam-based backups).
The threat group referring to itself as “MONTI” is little-known within the threat intelligence community. The limited evidence we discovered regarding this threat actor indicates they emerged between May and June 2022.
Based on analysis conducted in this investigation, BlackBerry researchers believe that the Monti group has purposefully (and brazenly) mimicked the better-known "Conti" team’s tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), along with many of its tools and its ransomware encryptor payload.
It seems likely that attackers chose this blatant emulation strategy because of the availability of Conti group’s internal communications, chat logs, training guides, real-world identities, and source code — all of which were publicly leaked on the internet starting in February 2022. Having access to this trove of information effectively gave Monti threat actors a step-by-step guide to emulating Conti’s notoriously successful activities.
As a response to the data leak, the Conti group went into hiding. Currently, the original Conti ransomware operations group is believed to have dispersed and is no longer in business.
At the time of writing this report, public internet and darknet research revealed only a single mention of the Monti ransomware crew, in the form of a Twitter post from the account “MalwareHunterTeam” (@malwrhunterteam). This tweet, shown in Figure 2, includes a screenshot of the “MONTI strain” ransomware note, and alludes to possible re-use of the Conti codebase.
Figure 2 – A tweet from June 30, 2022, discussing “MONTI strain” of ransomware
Because a mountain of analysis already exists to explain Conti ransomware operations, we will focus on what makes the Monti group unique, and what you can expect when a “doppelganger” group such as this spins up operations.
The ransom note left by the threat actor is taken directly from previously seen Conti notes, with two minor changes:
As of July 5, 2022, the .onion domain provided for contacting Monti was unavailable. BlackBerry researchers were unable to find any indication that the domain was ever accessible. Public and darknet research, along with communications with fellow incident response firms, did not reveal any confirmation that the domain was up and running at any time.
Given the lack of evidence from other Monti cases, we might never know if the domain was ever accessible. If this is the case, the Monti group might have never been able to collect a ransom. (Should any researcher reading this article have information on a Monti domain/URL being accessible, we would love to hear from you.)
In addition to changes in the ransom note, the threat actor leveraged a commercial, cloud-based RMM platform called Action1, which has not previously been used in a ransomware attack. Ransomware actors, including Conti, commonly use commercial RMMs such as AnyDesk during their attacks. In fact, instructions for installation and configuration of the AnyDesk RMM are detailed in the “CobaltStrike MANUALS_V2 Active Directory” attack manual that was leaked from the Conti group in 2021. Figure 3 shows a screenshot from this manual, featuring AnyDesk installation instructions.
Figure 3 – Example of installation instructions for AnyDesk, as seen in a leaked “CobaltStrike MANUALS_V2 Active Directory” document
The names of the Action1 agent executables that threat actors used in the Monti attack matched those used by the RMM product itself. Specifically, the files found within the client environment were labeled “action1_agent.exe” and “action1_remote.exe.”
When ransomware actors change a file’s name, they often do not change the OriginalFileName value. This value is found within the portable executable’s (PE’s) resources. Though alteration of this value is possible, many actors leave these values alone. As such, you can often find a renamed file by querying against the OriginalFileName value via your endpoint detection and response (EDR) tool, or Sysmon, among other tools.
Figure 4 shows the file version information for action1_agent.exe, as seen on VirusTotal.
Figure 4 – action1_agent.exe file version information as seen on VirusTotal
An example Lucene-based query for the Elasticsearch search and analytics engine might be [OriginalFileName:"action1_agent.exe"]. (Keep this method in mind, as it is very handy during ransomware investigations.)
The attackers used two well-known temporary file transfer websites – dropmefiles.com[.]ua and temp[.]sh – to bring tools into the network and to exfiltrate data. They leveraged the Google Chrome web browser to access these sites and download tools.
The attackers’ choice to use Chrome™ rather than Internet Explorer (IE) may be due to the client’s implementation of Enhanced Security Configuration (ESC), an option that can be enabled on Windows servers that prohibits general internet browsing via IE. To bypass the ESC configuration, the attackers used Chrome, allowing them to freely browse web pages.
Table 1 lists the various tools leveraged by the Monti group.
Tool
Type
Details
Action1 RMM
RMM
– Commercial Remote Monitoring & Maintenance agent.
– Used by TAs to provide remote access to a victim network.
AnyDesk RMM
RMM
– Commercial Remote Monitoring & Maintenance agent.
– Used by TAs to provide remote access to a victim network.
Avast Anti-rootkit driver
Bypass Tool
– Avast’s Anti-rootkit library is useful for removing rootkits.
– Used by threat actors to remove endpoint security products such as antivirus (AV)/endpoint protection platforms (EPPs)/ endpoint protection and response (EDR), etc.
GMER
Bypass Tool
– Rootkit detector and remover
– Used by threat actors to remove endpoint security products such as AV/EPP/EDR, etc.
MEGASync
Data Theft
– MEGA.io’s proprietary file synchronization agent.
– Used by TAs to exfiltrate data from victim networks to cloud storage provider MEGA
Mimikatz
Credential Theft
– Free and open-source tool used to dump credentials, perform pass-the-hash/token attacks in networks, and generally obtain access to legitimate credentials
netscan
netscan64
Network Scanner
– SoftPerfect Network Scanner tool
– Used by threat actors to scan internal networks to identify sources for lateral movement
PSEXEC
Lateral Movement
– Microsoft "SysInternal" suite utility designed for administrators to run commands on remote systems and/or copy files to remote machines
– Commonly used by threat actors to run processes remotely and to facilitate lateral movement
PuTTY
Data Theft
– Data transfer tool commonly used by network administrators
– Used by threat actors to exfiltrate data from victim networks
Veeam-Get-Creds
Credential Theft
– Open-source PowerShell script designed to dump credentials from Veeam backup software
– See https://github.com/sadshade/veeam-creds
Veeamp
Credential Theft
– Custom Veeam password dumper written in Microsoft .NET
– Detailed in the Malware Analysis section found later in this article
WinRAR
Data Theft
– Commercial data archival tool popularized in the early days of the internet and still used by many entities
– Often used by threat actors to archive data prior to exfiltration
WinSCP
Data Theft
– Data transfer tool used by network administrators
– Used by threat actors to exfiltrate data from victim networks
Table 1 – Tools used by the Monti threat group
We reviewed various web browser-related files to analyze attacker access. For example, history and cache files from Internet Explorer, Chrome, and Firefox browsers revealed files potentially accessed by attackers. BlackBerry researchers uncovered more than 250 URLs indicating systems and files the threat group likely accessed.
Using the forensic data available on the client’s system, we were able to identify a single instance of data exfiltration. The attacker dumped the process memory of the Local Security Authority Server Service (LSASS) on the Horizon Connection Broker server, to a file named “lsass.DMP.”
This filename (specifically with the uppercase file suffix) is the default name given to files created from memory dumps of the LSASS process, when using Windows Task Manager. While attackers can change this filename, when this default name is used, this gives a hint at the provenance of the file.
The memory pages allocated to the LSASS process include credentials stored in memory that Windows uses for various authentication and authorization procedures. As such, someone who dumps the memory for this process can recover plaintext credentials by using a tool such as Mimikatz to process the memory dump. Mimikatz can also use this file to facilitate Pass-the-Hash and similar attacks.
During data access analysis, BlackBerry researchers found that the threat actor accessed a URL associated with the DropMeFiles file-sharing website. Ransomware operators like this site because it offers temporary and anonymous file-sharing services. We visited the identified URL and confirmed that the attackers uploaded the dumped lsass.DMP file to the DropMeFiles site. Though users of this service can delete files at will, the threat actor neglected to do so. Thus, BlackBerry was able to obtain and review the exfiltrated memory dump.
Figure 5 is a screenshot of the DropMeFiles site showing the lsass.DMP file that the threat actor exfiltrated from the client’s Horizon Connection Broker server.
Figure 5 – Screenshot showing lsass.DMP exfiltration via DropMeFiles
Before we get into Monti’s reuse of Conti’s encryptor code, we want to point out a helpful trick that was made possible due to our awareness of that code re-use.
Because we were familiar with Conti v2 and v3 encryptor payloads, the BlackBerry IR team knew that Conti encryptor payloads do not always encrypt the entirety of each file. Source code analysis shows us that to determine which encryption methods to use, Conti payloads use a combination of a file’s location (on the disk or network), type (based on file suffix), and size.
For example, available ENCRYPT_MODES available in Conti v2 payloads include HEADER_ENCRYPT, PARTLY_ENCRYPT, and FULL_ENCRYPT. The PARTLY_ENCRYPT mode can be accompanied by a value of 20 or 50, indicating the percentage of the file that should be encrypted.
Researchers Luigi Martire, Carmelo Ragusa, and Luca Mella, from the cybersecurity company Yoroi, wrote a fantastic article named “Conti Ransomware Source Code: A Well-designed COTS Ransomware,” which provides insight into the code segments that help drive these encryption decisions. In the article, you will find examples of code segments such as the one shown in Figure 6, which details encryption mode selection based on file size.
Figure 6 – Screenshot from Martire, Ragusa, and Mella’s 2022 article that shows encryption mode selection based on file size
This knowledge allowed the BlackBerry IR team to extract full, unencrypted strings from encrypted log files.
The following command uses a simple grep query to identify the string “2022-0,” which was found at the beginning of each line in the VMware Horizon Debug logs. Notice that even though the log file included in the command below was encrypted, the command yielded over 137,000 lines of unencrypted log events.

This same methodology can be adapted to many other file types. Text (.txt) and general log files are obviously the best use case.
This isn’t just applicable to Monti or Conti. Many different ransomware encryptors use a similar process of selecting portions of each file to encrypt.
This possibility of decryption is just one of the many reasons why we recommend that ransomware victims back up files encrypted in these attacks. Yes, you read that right: the encrypted files.
Even if your encrypted files can’t be decrypted in this way, sometimes researchers are able to discover decryption methods that can be offered in stand-alone tools, and ransomware operations groups occasionally release their decryption keys. In any case, encrypted data that has been saved can be revisited and potentially decrypted at a later date.
The ransomware payload associated with this incident is a 32-bit Windows executable named “locker.exe.” At the time of writing this report, the malware is not publicly available. The threat actor downloaded this payload from temp[.]sh via the Chrome browser.
Upon execution, the malware encrypts files on disk, adds a “.PUUUK” extension to affected files’ names, and produces the following ransom note:  
Figure 6a – Monti ransom note
This ransom note is almost identical to the notes produced by some Conti ransomware variants, except it references a “MONTI strain” instead of a “CONTI strain.”
In light of the Conti leaks that occurred in February and March 2022, we decided to explore any connections between the executable we identified, publicly available Conti payloads, and the leaked source code.
Brief static analysis determined that our sample’s file name, file size, compile time, import table hash, and most section hashes (with the exception of the .data section) match the corresponding characteristics of the locker.exe executable included in the Conti v3 code leaks. These observations provided strong evidence that the executable we found is, in fact, a Conti v3 payload.
Further analysis of the leaked Conti executable revealed that, although the code within it was identical to the sample we discovered, execution of the Conti payload did not actually result in any file encryption.
A review of the leaked locker.exe’s .data section provided insight into the nature of this executable, as seen in Figure 7.
Figure 7 – Strings within the leaked locker.exe Conti v3 payload
The presence of the strings __DECRYPT_NOTE__, .EXTEN, and __publickey__ suggested that this file was intended as a template for a ransomware builder to generate functional payloads.
Although the Conti v3 leak did not include the compiled ransomware builder or its source, the Conti v2 leak did include the ransomware builder executable. Analysis of this executable confirmed that it was responsible for replacing the placeholder text mentioned above with actual values.
The decompiler excerpt in Figure 8 shows code within the Conti v2 builder that locates the text placeholders and replaces them with a generated RSA public key, RSA private key (for inclusion in the decryptor only) and ransom note text, respectively.
Figure 8 – Conti v2 builder decompiled code excerpt
After determining the origin of the payload file, we explored how the payload we found was likely generated. The attacker could have compiled the leaked v3 source as the first step to produce their payload. However, we suspect they took a different approach, because the compile time of the ransomware payload we found matches the compile time of the leaked Conti v3 locker.exe: Tue Jan 12 19:20:18 2021 UTC.
If the source code had been recompiled, this embedded timestamp would be more recent. This timestamp is consistent with others embedded in each executable. It also aligns with the time period when other Conti samples with the same import table hash (imphash – 5036747C069C42A5E12C38D94DB67FAD) were first submitted to VirusTotal. These observations suggest the timestamp was not manually stomped.
If the attacker did not recompile the available source code, we considered the possibility that they had access to a Conti v3 builder to generate the payload. Since we do not have access to a Conti v3 builder, we performed testing with the leaked v2 builder.
We built multiple payloads across a period of time and found that they all had the same, older compile time of Tue Sep 15 20:17:05 2020 UTC. While this timestamp differed from our sample and the leaked executable, it confirmed the possibility that the Conti v3 builder might also generate payloads with a consistent compile timestamp.
It might seem odd for a builder to maintain an old timestamp, but there is precedent for this approach. The Babuk ransomware builder, leaked in June 2021, produces executables with the same compile time, regardless of when the payload is built. In contrast, the Yashma ransomware builder, leaked in May 2022, generates executables that match the time the build was created. (See our earlier blog posts for more information on Yashma and Babuk.)
While the discussion thus far might suggest that the Monti attackers used a non-public Conti v3 builder, there is also reason to believe this was not the case. Instead, the attacker might have manually modified (e.g., using a hex editor) the leaked Conti v3 locker.exe executable. To explain this theory, some additional background is required.
One difference between Conti v2 and v3 payloads is the format of the embedded ransom note. In Conti v2 payloads, the ransom note text is stored as plaintext in the .data section of the PE file. In Conti v3 executables, the ransom note is encrypted using the ChaCha8 algorithm.
D.J. Bernstein created this algorithm and threat actors implemented it in both Conti v2 and v3 to encrypt files. In Conti v3, it’s also used to decrypt the instructions for payment.
Comparing the leaked v2 and v3 encryptor source code confirms that only v3 expects the ransom note to be encrypted. In the leaked Conti v2 search.cpp source file (shown in Figure 9 below), although there are several references to the word “Decrypt,” there is no actual decryption performed before the ransom note is written to disk.
Figure 9 – Conti v2 search.cpp with no ransom note decryption
In contrast, the leaked Conti v3 search.cpp source file (shown in Figure 10) includes code to perform ChaCha8 decryption:
Figure 10 – Conti v2 search.cpp with ransom note decryption
The ChaCha8 algorithm uses a 32-byte key and an 8-byte nonce. A nonce, or number used once, is similar to an initialization vector (IV). It is incorporated into the algorithm to add randomness, so that using the same key to encrypt the same content produces different ciphertext (i.e., it helps mitigate replay attacks).
The structure of the key, nonce, and encrypted text in a typical Conti v3 payload is shown in Figure 11 below. Only an excerpt of the ciphertext is shown.
Figure 11 – Typical Conti v3 payload with key and nonce
Compare the above values with the corresponding bytes in the payload we discovered, shown in Figure 12 below:
Figure 12 – Our payload with anomalous key and nonce values
As you can see, both the key and nonce in this payload are zero-byte values. Just as the Conti v2 builder dynamically generates the 4096-bit public RSA key before embedding it in the payload, we would also expect the ransom note key and nonce values to be generated during the build process.
This suggests that the attacker did not have access to the builder and instead manually inserted a ChaCha8 encrypted ransom note, file extension and RSA public key into the leaked Conti v3 locker.exe executable.
Due to the absence of a key and nonce, we crafted a signature to find samples that reference “MONTI.” In the payload discovered during this incident, the bytes 20 19 57 65 03 62 D0 AE F4 D1 68 are decrypted to “MONTI strain.”
Searching for these bytes on VirusTotal resulted in three files with the following SHA-256 hashes:
All files have a VirusTotal imphash (import hash) value that matches the payload we found. All files were also first submitted to VirusTotal in June 2022, the same month as the incident under investigation.
Among the samples on VirusTotal with the imphash 5036747C069C42A5E12C38D94DB67FAD, we did find one more sample that did not have a ChaCha8 key or nonce. It was first submitted to VirusTotal on 2022-04-26 20:13:02 UTC. However, the ransom note for this payload did not reference “MONTI” (or any “strain”), so the connection with the Monti actor is unclear.
During our investigation, we also found malware named veeamp.exe, with SHA-256 hash 9AA1F37517458D635EAE4F9B43CB4770880EA0EE171E7E4AD155BBDEE0CBE732. This file attempts to dump credentials from a SQL database for Veeam backup management software. (The credential dumper is briefly mentioned in this Symantec blog.)
Some researchers associate this malware with Yanluowang ransomware. It is important to clarify that this credential dumper might have been used by threat actors that also deployed Yanluowang ransomware, but veeamp.exe is not ransomware, and is only capable of dumping Veeam credentials.
The file is a 32-bit .NET binary. The code employs control-flow flattening, which is an obfuscation technique that makes it more challenging to understand the flow of execution.
When launched, the malware attempts a connection to a SQL database named VeeamBackup. If it cannot connect to the specified database, no further action is taken. However, if a connection is established, the file runs the following command:
select [user_name],[password],[description] FROM [VeeamBackup].[dbo].[Credentials]
The program then attempts to decrypt any user passwords that are returned by this command.
As discussed in this Veeam documentation, passwords can be encoded and/or encrypted using several approaches, including simple base64 encoding, or through the use of Microsoft’s ProtectedData class.
The credential dumper uses these approaches to attempt decryption. If it’s successful, it prints to the screen the following information:
It prints this information in the following format:
user: {0} encrypted pass: {1} decrypted pass: {2} description: {3}
The database name, SQL command, and output format string are all encoded in the executable, using a single-byte XOR key that varies for each string.
Two similar Veeam credential dumpers are currently available on VirusTotal (first link, second link). At the time of this writing, both have low detection rates (i.e., 15 detections or less). Both files have similar code to the credential dumper we found, but they are also obfuscated with Eazfuscator.NET.
While the activity of the Monti group itself seems to have been short lived, there is more we can learn from its copycat techniques. As additional Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) solution builders and source code become leaked, either publicly or privately, we could continue to see these doppelganger-like ransomware groups proliferate.
General familiarity with the TTPs of known groups can help us identify any unique traits of these lookalike crews. The more we can identify these unique traits, the better we will be able to associate known analysis methodologies with these new cases while keeping our eye out for differences.
The following YARA rules were authored by the BlackBerry Research & Intelligence Team to catch the threats described in this document:
rule monti_ransom {
      meta:
            description = "Detects `MONTI Strain` in ChaCha8 encrypted ransom note with no key and nonce"
            author = "BlackBerry Threat Research Team"
            date = "August 15, 2021"
            license = "This Yara rule is provided under the Apache License 2.0 (https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0) and open to any user or organization, as long as you use it under this license and ensure originator credit in any derivative to The BlackBerry Research & Intelligence Team"
      strings:
            $s = {20 19 57 65 03 62 D0 AE F4 D1 68}
      condition:
            uint16be(0) == 0x4d5a and filesize < 2MB
            and $s
}
rule veeam_dumper {
      meta:
            description = "Detects Veeam credential Dumper"
            author = "BlackBerry Threat Research Team"
            date = "August 15, 2021"
            license = "This Yara rule is provided under the Apache License 2.0 (https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0) and open to any user or organization, as long as you use it under this license and ensure originator credit in any derivative to The BlackBerry Research & Intelligence Team"
      strings:
            $s1 = "SqlCommand" fullword ascii wide
            $s2 = "SqlConnection" fullword ascii wide
            $s3 = "SqlDataReader" fullword ascii wide
            $s4 = "veeamp.exe" fullword ascii wide
            $s5 = "veeamp.pdb" fullword ascii wide
      condition:
            uint16be(0) == 0x4d5a and filesize < 60KB
            and 4 of them
}
 
"MONTI” payload SHA-256 hashes:
Veeam Credential Dumper SHA-256 hashes:
MalwareHunterTeam. (2022). “Monti strain.” Retrieved from https://twitter.com/malwrhunterteam/status/1542595315915710465?s=20&t=Y7d3POTgnMSB_JcyEeF5_g
Martire, Ragusa, & Mella. (2022). “Conti Ransomware Source Code: A Well-designed COTS Ransomware.” Retrieved from https://yoroi.company/research/conti-ransomware-source-code-a-well-designed-cots-ransomware/
If you’re battling this malware or a similar threat, you’ve come to the right place, regardless of your existing BlackBerry relationship.
The BlackBerry Incident Response team is made up of world-class consultants dedicated to handling response and containment services for a wide range of incidents, including ransomware and Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) cases.
We have a global consulting team standing by to assist you, providing around-the-clock support where required, as well as local assistance. Please contact us here: https://www.blackberry.com/us/en/forms/cylance/handraiser/emergency-incident-response-containment
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Principal Threat Researcher, BlackBerry
Anuj Soni is a Principal Threat Researcher at BlackBerry, where he performs malware research and reverse engineering. Anuj also brings his problem-solving abilities to his position as a SANS Certified Instructor, which gives him the opportunity to impart his deep technical knowledge and practical skills to students.
As a co-author and instructor for Reverse-Engineering Malware and instructor for Advanced Digital Forensics and Incident Response, Anuj emphasizes establishing goals for analysis, creating and following a process, and prioritizing tasks. In addition to teaching SANS courses, Anuj frequently presents at industry events such as the U.S. Cyber Crime Conference, SANS DFIR Summit, and the Computer and Enterprise Investigations Conference (CEIC).
Anuj holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Carnegie Mellon University, and has certifications in GIAC Reverse Engineering Malware (GREM) and as a EnCase Certified Examiner (EnCE) and Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP). 
Ryan Chapman is Principal Incident Response & Forensics Consultant, BlackBerry.
As an author, instructor, and information security professional with over 18 years’ experience, Ryan runs and works incidents for clients to provide response, assessment, and training in the digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) realm at BlackBerry. His primary case types involve digital forensics investigations (e.g. ransomware cases), compromise assessments, business email compromises, tabletop exercises, and more. Ryan loves the fact that the security industry is an ever-evolving creature.
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