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| Source |  TrendLabs Security |
|---|---|
| Identifiant | 1582 |
| Date de publication | 2016-05-12 15:03:17 (vue: 2016-05-12 15:03:17) |
| Titre | Chinese-language Ransomware Makes An Appearance |
| Texte | Whenever a threat is "localized" to a specific region, it's a sign that attackers believe there is money to be made. Ransomware has made millions of dollars around the world, and it looks like it's poking its nose into a new part of the world: China. However, the initial foray into this market made several mistakes thatWe recently came across a sample of what appeared to be Chinese-language ransomware. We detect this as Ransom_SHUJIN.A. All of these samples could be decompressed into the same executable file. While this is not the first time that Chinese-language ransomware has been found, this may be the first time that one used simplified Chinese characters. This character set is favored for use in mainland China.Post from: Trendlabs Security Intelligence Blog - by Trend MicroChinese-language Ransomware Makes An Appearance |
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| Condensat | across all appearance appeared around attackers been believe blog came character characters china chinese could decompressed detect dollars executable favored file first foray found from: has however initial intelligence its language like localized looks made mainland makes market may microchinese millions mistakes money new nose not one part poking post ransom ransomware recently region same sample samples security set several shujin sign simplified specific thatwe these threat time trend trendlabs use used what whenever world world: |
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