27 July 19, 15:27
As long as there are states where intelligence agencies
Develop and use exploit and malware yourself,
instead of protecting their citizens from such dangers.
If such dangers continue to rise in percentage terms.
Whom such tools & malware stolen
or be changed who protects us?
since the beginning of the year, a wave of
Cryptotrojans and Ransomware on the Road
trying to extort money from companies and government agencies around the world.
For some of this malware, malware experts say
that they can only come from secret services of states.
That's really sad.
Develop and use exploit and malware yourself,
instead of protecting their citizens from such dangers.
If such dangers continue to rise in percentage terms.
Quote:the WannaCry attack that paralyzed computers around the world in mid-May and affected various companies. The first - as yet unconfirmed - analyses show infections with the blackmail Trojan Petya, which encrypts files on infected computers. The files are to be released again against payment of a ransom, but there is no relying on it. The wave of attacks allegedly uses another vulnerability discovered by the Equation Group, allegedly part of the NSA. Its arsenal had been published by a hacker group called Shadow Brokers.
https://www.heise.de/security/meldung/Ru...57047.html
Whom such tools & malware stolen
or be changed who protects us?
Quote:City Power has been hit by a Ransomware virus. it has encrypted all our databases, applications and network. Currently our ICT department is cleaning and rebuilding all impacted applications.^GRFor the people who haven't noticed it yet,
https://twitter.com/CityPowerJhb/status/...7950093313
Ransomware attacks on US cities
Mayor vows not to pay ransom to hackers
Several cities in the USA have been victims of ransomware attacks in recent months. The perpetrators paralyzed urban computer systems and demanded a ransom. 227 mayors now announced that they would never pay.
https://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/netzpoli...77391.html
since the beginning of the year, a wave of
Cryptotrojans and Ransomware on the Road
trying to extort money from companies and government agencies around the world.
For some of this malware, malware experts say
that they can only come from secret services of states.
That's really sad.


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