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ALERT: Cryptowall

June 16, 2014 by The T By D Team Leave a Comment

mqdefaultALERT:

CryptoWall

Another form of Ransomware is on the loose, calling itself Cryptowall.

 

Similar to CryptoLocker, Cryptowall tricks users into downloading infected files or clicking infected web links. It then encrypts your files, and a warning screen pops up, instructing you how to pay the ransom on your files. The criminals ask for a $500 ransom to start, and raise the price to$1,000 if you do not pay before the timer hits 0.

This sort of RansomWare has been focusing on fake Dropbox links, informing the user of a “new fax report” or “new voicemail”. Because of this, it is important to carefully examine any links and emails, especially coming from Dropbox.

If you have any questions or concerns about this strain of Ransomware, call 204-800-3166 or email helpdesk@tbyd.ca

 

You can’t stop CyberCriminals from targeting your company or employees.
But you can be prepared for their arrival, and have full shields up.

 

Got CyberBugs?

Call 1-204-800-3166

For Cyber-Extermination!

#itthatworks

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