- Potapych, so what? Don't turn on the camera?
Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2025 3:25 am
- Khryusha, now we need to figure it out. What's hacked? The camera firmware? The Wi-Fi hotspot? I'm afraid it's time to call the police. These aren't toys anymore. They're not toys at all!
- Of course not. I think our police will have something to do in the near future.
That's how the story ended. Are you sure your caTo pay or not to pay, that is the question...
10.10.2017
The English term ransomware has recently become so qatar whatsapp data in publications that it is increasingly perceived as our native language. As is known, we are talking about attempts by extortionists to collect a ransom for restoring data encrypted by an agent program that has intruded into the company's corporate network. Strictly speaking, the attackers are trying to collect a ransom not even for the restoration as a final result, but for the encryption key, which is sent to the victim so that he himself can perform the restoration procedure.
From a formal point of view, ransomware can definitely be classified as one of the sub-topics of the information security sphere, which in business (we will not consider the ransomware topic in the case of individual users here) has traditionally been considered separately from the topic of applied business automation. And accordingly, issues of IT system security have rarely been interpreted in the context of improving the applied characteristics of the IT infrastructure - primarily reliability and performance.
On the other hand, the emergence of ransomware brings to the agenda not so much the issue of protecting business information resources (although this is, of course, important), but rather the issue of reliability and sustainability of IT systems. This very important thesis actually postulates that investments in information protection are by definition not very effective if the system is unreliable, and vice versa - if it is not protected, then increasing the reliability of its operation will not give the desired effect.
meras, your Wi - Fi router are safe? Have you changed the default passwords? Are you sure?
- Of course not. I think our police will have something to do in the near future.
That's how the story ended. Are you sure your caTo pay or not to pay, that is the question...
10.10.2017
The English term ransomware has recently become so qatar whatsapp data in publications that it is increasingly perceived as our native language. As is known, we are talking about attempts by extortionists to collect a ransom for restoring data encrypted by an agent program that has intruded into the company's corporate network. Strictly speaking, the attackers are trying to collect a ransom not even for the restoration as a final result, but for the encryption key, which is sent to the victim so that he himself can perform the restoration procedure.
From a formal point of view, ransomware can definitely be classified as one of the sub-topics of the information security sphere, which in business (we will not consider the ransomware topic in the case of individual users here) has traditionally been considered separately from the topic of applied business automation. And accordingly, issues of IT system security have rarely been interpreted in the context of improving the applied characteristics of the IT infrastructure - primarily reliability and performance.
On the other hand, the emergence of ransomware brings to the agenda not so much the issue of protecting business information resources (although this is, of course, important), but rather the issue of reliability and sustainability of IT systems. This very important thesis actually postulates that investments in information protection are by definition not very effective if the system is unreliable, and vice versa - if it is not protected, then increasing the reliability of its operation will not give the desired effect.
meras, your Wi - Fi router are safe? Have you changed the default passwords? Are you sure?