4 signs you’re under attack from ransomware
A ransomware attack is one of the most terrifying things that can happen to your business.
This is the computer attack where a hacker locks you out of your systems and data. And you must pay a ransom, typically in Bitcoin, to get access again.
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Hackers are very smart people. Not only can they break into your computer without you realizing it, but they can also cover their tracks – so it’s almost impossible to spot they’re in.
Almost.
Here are 3 signs to look out for, which could be a sign that your business has been hacked.
There have been some shocking online scams in the last 6 months. As cyber-criminals have taken advantage of the global pandemic.
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There have been some shocking online scams in the last 6 months. As cyber-criminals have taken advantage of the global pandemic.
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This is the ultimate secret to keeping your business data safe
Hackers are targeting all businesses, all the time. Using clever automated tools, and by sending out billions of emails every day.
NBC News has reported that one of the region’s biggest hospital chains which includes Wellington Regional Center, has been the subject of one of the largest medical cyberattacks in US History.
There has been no response to requests for comment but a statement was posted on Universal Health Services’ website on Monday saying that its entire network is offline, due to an IT security issue.
Source: Office Watch
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