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Major countries launched a warning about new ransomware
India, Iran and the United States have issued reports of the PonyFinal extortion malware infection.
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Signs that your phone is infected with a virus
Viruses and other malicious things can affect both smartphones and tablets, so look at your device to see if it's infected with viruses.
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Ursnif Trojan is back and more malicious
Also known as Dreambot, this new variant can deploy ransomware GandCrab - a type of extortion code through Microsoft Word macros.
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Information Security Department instructs how to handle emergency WannaCry extortion codes
The Information Security Department has issued guidelines for emergency handling of WannaCry extortion codes for users as well as organizations and businesses to avoid d…
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The appearance of new extortion code spread quickly
According to security firm Group-IB, ransomware called Bad Rabbit attacked three Russian broadcasters, including Interfax.
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Petya - malicious code
The best way to respond if it has been hacked is to disconnect the internet from the computer, delete the entire hard drive and reset the data from the backup source.
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Ransomware, malicious software specializing in lock or file and then ask for ransom
Ransomware is a type of malware (malicious software) that prevents or limits users from using their device, system or data. Some encode files that prevent you from openi…
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Warning about the explosion of kidnapping software
Security experts have warned the number of software to
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Be careful with hackers' kidnapping extortion
Small and medium enterprises should back-up data very carefully if they do not want to become victims of accidents
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Use security software
Many new forms of attack have emerged in the past, but the most dangerous is software