Learn To Identify And Protect Yourself Against Cybercriminals Using Coronavirus Fears Cybercriminals are using Coronavirus for phishing attacks while the virus is capturing attention around the world. There are reports of phishing scams that attempt to steal personal information or to infect your devices with malware, and ads that peddle… Read More »Cybercriminals Using Coronavirus For Phishing
Ransomware bursts in to your PC, encrypts your files and hold them for ransom payment. According to Sonicwall, ransomware attacks rose from 3.8 million in 2015 to 638 million in 2016, an increase of 167 times. You must defend yourself from these malicious thieves who only seek to separate you… Read More »Protect Your Data From Ransomware
A new piece of malware is making the rounds using the cloud storage service Dropbox. This ransomware named Petya is reportedly able to lock you out of your computer and forces you to pay ransom to regain access to your files. According to a report from Trend Micro Petya is… Read More »New Malware Petya Locks Down PCs Until Ransom Is Paid
There is a relatively active virus on the loose called CryptoWall 3.0. People experienced problems with this virus in recent days. The virus attacks .jpg, Office and other files and encrypts them so they’re unable to be opened. Unfortunately, the virus is also considered “ransomware” which means the author attempts… Read More »Active Virus Called CryptoWall 3.0