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03-07-2016, 01:41 PM
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First this OS X ransomware encrypts your data, then asks for money
   Ransomware is a particularly nasty piece of malware: After your computer is infected, it encrypts your data and refuses to give you the key unless you pay its makers a sum of money. Save for any glaring mistakes in the malware's implementation, paying up is usually the only feasible way to get your data back, especially if you don't have a backup.* **w, according to security company Palo Alto Networks, the First functional ransomware that operates on Apple's OS X has been discovered.* SEE ALSO: ******s demand $3.4 million in Hollywood hospital data attack Dubbed KeRanger, the malware was embedded with version 2.90 of the Transmission software, **rmally a legitimate BitTorrent app. It waits three days before encrypting certain types of data on an infected system, and then it asks for one bitcoin (around $405) in ransom.* Read more... More about Transmission, Keranger, Ransomware, Malware, and Virus ??????? ??????: First this OS X ransomware encrypts your data, then asks for money || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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