http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/05 ... ng-ransom/
Dominic Marley, a hospital doctor in the Manchester area, said it would be a “miracle if no one comes to harm”.
Poor people affected in hospitals!!


More reasons for using Linux?

Dominic Marley, a hospital doctor in the Manchester area, said it would be a “miracle if no one comes to harm”.
bester69 wrote:You wont change my mind when I know Im right, Im not an ...
bester69 wrote:[...]More reasons for using Linux?
RU55EL wrote:bester69 wrote:[...]More reasons for using Linux?
More reasons not to use Windows XP!
VentGrey wrote:Apparently Linux systems are vulnerable too, in my compulsive paranoia I disabled root acc and set all my firewalls to high, and im scanning every 2 hours, I really don't want some ransomware here
bester69 wrote:ransomware cyber attack spreads worldwide
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/05 ... ng-ransom/Dominic Marley, a hospital doctor in the Manchester area, said it would be a “miracle if no one comes to harm”.
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"truly this is the year of the Linux desktop"Lysander wrote:Update, it can affect Linux. Through WINE
https://twitter.com/hackerfantastic/sta ... 5787925505
And also this user managed to infect his Gentoo install by running Firefox as root.
https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-1060828.html
phenest wrote:I heard this on the news today. However, it is old news. I'm came across this ransomware on a friends computer several years ago. It's very old and the author has long since gone. Anybody who falls victim to this is basically screwed. Bye, bye data.
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