Picture this: You’re browsing a new website, click on an interesting link, and suddenly you’re bombarded with the following warning: “Uhh ohhh! Your files are encrypted!! Your documents, photos, and databases are no longer accessible. Don’t waste time trying to recover them. The only way to get them back is to pay us for the… Read more »
Read the ArticleRemember WannaCry? It was the ransomware that infected over 300,000 machines in 150 countries around the globe last year. Experts are referring to this data massacre as the most expansive ransomware outbreak in history. But WannaCry is just one of the hundreds of examples of ransomware that can wreak havoc on your data and cost… Read more »
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Read the ArticleA new ransomware attack has affected numerous companies in Europe and the U.S., and has causing disruption especially in the public sector in Ukraine. The new ransomware strain uses code from the Petya family of ransomware, with a twist. Security firm Talos has identified the new strain as “Nyetya”, as it has distinct functionality from… Read more »
Read the ArticleEven in light of recent worldwide ransomware attacks, it’s common to meet someone who thinks they are safe if they just ‘move things to the cloud’. So how does this happen? A myriad of cloud solutions exist today to make our work life easier. And users are confusing them for reliable backup and recovery systems. The… Read more »
Read the ArticleOn the morning of May 12th, employees working at companies such as Britain’s National Health Care Service and Spain’s Telefonica, got a nasty surprise when they logged into their computers: a ransom note. And they were not alone. Within the next few days, security experts determined that over 230,000 computers in over 150 countries had… Read more »
Read the ArticleMicrosoft has released a Windows XP patch on Tuesday that guards against the Wannacry ransomware. Specifically, it patches the vulnerability in the Windows SMBv1 network protocol that the ransomware was using. The unusual move will try and protect users of the old operating system from the latest Wanna Decryptor ransomware strain. The WannaCry 2.0 variant… Read more »
Read the ArticleDownloading copyrighted content from the internet is always a gamble. If the thought of potential jail time and hefty fines isn’t enough to convince you, perhaps a stifling malware infection will
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