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| Source |  CodingSec |
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| Identifiant | 1995 |
| Date de publication | 2016-05-24 20:15:37 (vue: 2016-05-24 20:15:37) |
| Titre | Even After Millions of Attacks, Most People Still Don’t Know What a Ransomware is : Report |
| Texte | A Kaspersky study of over 5,000 users in Canada and the US reveals that even if ransomware is today’s most dangerous and prevalent malware infection, a lot of regular users have no clue what it is and what it does. The study shows that while almost all security experts are sweating only by thinking of getting infected with ransomware even by accident, almost half of the surveyed users have no clue what it is, or that they can lose critical data after such infections. Kaspersky says that users were more scared about other malware categories such as viruses, trojans, and |
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| Condensat | 000 about accident after all almost appeared are attacks can canada categories clue coding critical dangerous data does don’t even experts first getting half have infected infection infections kaspersky know lose lot malware millions more most only other over people post prevalent ransomware regular report reveals says scared security shows study such surveyed sweating thinking today’s trojans users viruses what |
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