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Crysis

Crysis is a ransomware family referenced in the provided content as a notable predecessor and point of lineage for later ransomware operations. The content explicitly states that Phobos is a ransomware-as-a-service operation derived from the Crysis ransomware family, and also groups Crysis together with Dharma and Phobos in reporting on ransomware threats observed during holiday periods. Crysis is further cited as one of several ransomware families whose master decryption keys were released after shutdown, alongside TeslaCrypt and Shade. Based on the provided material, high-confidence attributes are that Crysis is ransomware, it is associated by lineage with Phobos, and it is commonly referenced in the combined naming convention Crysis/Dharma/Phobos. The content does not provide specific infection vectors, technical behavior, targeted sectors, platforms, or indicators of compromise for Crysis itself.

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"Phobos, a ransomware-as-a-service operation derived from the Crysis ransomware family, has been linked to over 1,000 breaches worldwide"

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