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hi everyone
i have got a task to do complete study on ransomeware , can any one help me geeting complete details like
1. what exactly is ransomeware
2. how it is attached
3. how to prevent
4. what exactly it does
5. how effective it is
6. what are the different ways it will attack
i have got a task to do complete study on ransomeware , can any one help me geeting complete details like
1. what exactly is ransomeware
2. how it is attached
3. how to prevent
4. what exactly it does
5. how effective it is
6. what are the different ways it will attack
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I wrote an article on the faq for this. Should address those queries.
Long short of it is lethal as it can come from web surfing, phished emails, USB drives, file sharing, compromised website etc. The measures are only from data backup and use clean machine. Cyber hygiene is paramount as these are the loop holes that attacker exploit on.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/articles/28059/TL-DR-Ransomware-Infected.html
Long short of it is lethal as it can come from web surfing, phished emails, USB drives, file sharing, compromised website etc. The measures are only from data backup and use clean machine. Cyber hygiene is paramount as these are the loop holes that attacker exploit on.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/articles/28059/TL-DR-Ransomware-Infected.html
thanks a lot for your information. i had one question
i have configured my company mail outlook in my mobile . my mobile is connected with gprs publick network . now with the help my mail account in my mobile is there any chance to attach comapny mail server ?
i have configured my company mail outlook in my mobile . my mobile is connected with gprs publick network . now with the help my mail account in my mobile is there any chance to attach comapny mail server ?
You can enroll for a free course entitled "Ransomware: The problem and Some Solutions"
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i have configured my company mail outlook in my mobile . my mobile is connected with gprs publick network . now with the help my mail account in my mobile is there any chance to attach comapny mail server ?is this something to do with your original query? typically for getting company email securely VPN should be set up with an agent installed in your mobile device . otherwise can setup POP or IMAP account as long as the exchange server is accessible in public
does ransomeware spread across network ?If the context of your question is whether it spreads from an infected victim, the answer is sometimes, but not always. Methods vary, but include malicious attachments via email as well as brute force via RDP.
Infection spread to other computers running Remote Desktop or Terminal Services exploiting user accounts with weak passwords (one instance is CrySiS)
Infection through the encrypted files that is sync or shared across cloud apps and collaborative apps' storages. The files are embedded with actual malicious codes and becomes a viral file (one instance is Virlock, and its variants i.e. VirRansom, VirLocker)
Infection spread via removable storage drives such as USB thumbdrives (observed in ZCryptor Ransomware).
Infestation of other malware including backdoor that allow criminal to remotely control and take over machine.
Infected machine planted with DDoS bot (e.g. bundled with Cerber Ransomware variant) to launch attack against other systems.
Infection spread wildly (Samas instance) by infecting one computer, scavenge for more machines, and continue infecting more possibly interconnected machines. It does all this by stealing domain credentials, identify targets and then move laterally.
Please check this below link
www.hackingtutorials.org/tag/ransomware/
https://www.varonis.com/learn/introduction-to-ransomware/
www.hackingtutorials.org/tag/ransomware/
https://www.varonis.com/learn/introduction-to-ransomware/
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