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Microsoft has published some of the ransomware code (Microsoft)
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ormally you ask ATMs for money. In cyber-attacked Ukraine, ATMs ask you. (Reuters/Valentyn Ogirenko)
New Ransomware Attack Hits Economic Institutions
London – Dozens of European companies and institutions witnessed consecutive electronic attacks by a new ransomware virus called Petya, which is said to be locking computers that are infected and encrypting files on them. The new cyber attack is similar to the...Caption:
A journalist in Istanbul reads a news article about cyberattacks. (Sedat Suna/European Pressphoto Agency)
Last Week’s Global Cyberattack Was Just the Beginning
A massive cyber-extortion attack known as “WannaCry” wrought havoc across the globe last week, taking out much of Britain’s National Health Service and, in a delicious bit of irony, the Russian Interior Ministry. The attack was a long time coming, representing the...Caption:
Governments, companies and computer experts braced for a possible worsening of the global cyberattack that has hit more than 150 countries. (AFP)
Experts Suspect Pyongyang in Global Cyberattack
Paris – North Korea may have been behind the global cyberattack that has been affecting tens of thousands of government companies and institutions since Friday, experts said. In the first clues of the origin of the massive ransomware attacks, Google researcher Neel...Caption:
An promotional video plays behind a window reflecting a nearby building at the Microsoft office in Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S. May 15, 2017. REUTERS/Brian Snyder