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Raven2005
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14-May-17 18:10
It's a serious scare..

Take Care

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Raven2005
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14-May-17 18:21
Try to be restful and secure.
check security updadates.
XP might have been targeted but I noticed something in Win 10


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Raven2005
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14-May-17 20:04
I'm lucky, I'v got my main comp checked up at the tech shop, just before this is happening.

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BoxerBoi28uk
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15-May-17 10:12
You only get it from opening emails, mate. Just don't open emails unless you know who they are from. smile

What is ransomware?Malicious software that locks a device, such as a computer, tablet or smartphone and then demands a ransom to unlock it

Where did ransomware originate?The first documented case appeared in 2005 in the United States, but quickly spread around the world

How does it affect a computer?The software is normally contained within an attachment to an email that masquerades as something innocent. Once opened it encrypts the hard drive, making it impossible to access or retrieve anything stored on there – such as photographs, documents or music

How can you protect yourself?Anti-virus software can protect your machine, although cybercriminals are constantly working on new ways to override such protection.

You can get it from surfing porn as well actually. But ransomware is pretty easy to get rid of. It will sometimes just lock your browser. But to get around this just hit CTRL - ALT - DELETE at the same time and then open up Taskmanager. In taskmanager simply select your internet browser and click END TASK. That will do it. Then run viruses scans if you want. You will want ro run 4 virus scans....

Your main virus scan (I use AVAST Free)

Malawarebytes (That's also free to use)

Hitman Pro (Also free to use and standalone. This detects other types of viruses and cirses leftovers that other scanners don't)

ADWCleaner (Also free to use and detects virses and potential virses, also standalone)

These 4 viruses scanners are all you will ever need to deep clean your computer and catch anything on there and totally remove it.

If you get ransomware that can't be solved by the method above, then simply switch your computer off via the power button and then boot it in safe mode and then run those virses scanners mentioned above.




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BoxerBoi28uk
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15-May-17 10:16
rolleyes Virus, Viruses.

Sorry, i'm half asleep here. smile

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softcell
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15-May-17 10:56


Some useful info there BoxerBoi28uk, thank you thumbup

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BoxerBoi28uk
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15-May-17 15:26
softcell said:

Some useful info there BoxerBoi28uk, thank you thumbup

You're welcome. smile

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15-May-17 23:30
If someone dies as a result of NHS computers being targeted, will the hackers be charged with murder? At the very least it would be manslaughter. Hopefully, of course, this won't happen but it's a possibility.

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alley52cat
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17-May-17 15:02
This only goes to show that many NHS Hospitals are trying to save money in any way they can by continuing to have systems still working on Windows XP and perhaps no security updates for years ?

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Raven2005
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17-May-17 15:29
One of my computers still is on XP. there still has some form of updates.
Yes.. lot's still run win XP.

I'm on win 10 at the moment.

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Dick Gozinia
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20-May-17 21:16
Running Linux here. I don't do Windows.


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EmuLater
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21-May-17 07:56
Even opening email attachments from people you know can be a risk if their email accounts have been hacked. If you are not expecting an attachment from them, ask them before you open it, or use a code word or phrase when attachments are sent, but not as part of the signature.

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5-Jun-17 14:03
So fucking glad I have and use a apple computer, work also so much better the windows 10,7 and Xpe

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5-Jun-17 14:42
So fucking glad I have and use a apple computer, work also so much better the windows 10,7 and Xpe

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BoxerBoi28uk
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5-Jun-17 19:59
alley52cat said: This only goes to show that many NHS Hospitals are trying to save money in any way they can by continuing to have systems still working on Windows XP and perhaps no security updates for years ?

They still provide windows xp updates for businesses, just not the general public. beer

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Raven2005
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28-Jun-17 14:59
The current world wide attack iwas said to be even more intense, Howevever it now seems to be mostly under control.

Do notice how they are using Bitcoin.

This is a very very dangerous method of currency and needs to be stopped.

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28-Jun-17 16:15
Your computer can get infected even if you visit a website that has weak security, so be careful where you thread.

If you get infected, the best thing to do is to wipe your machine and reinstall the os and other programs. Be sure to keep your important files backed up.

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EmuLater
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28-Jun-17 16:42
lennynatural said: Your computer can get infected even if you visit a website that has weak security, so be careful where you thread.

If you get infected, the best thing to do is to wipe your machine and reinstall the os and other programs. Be sure to keep your important files backed up.


Plus of course, do not leave your backup drive plugged permanently into your computer or the backup files could be infected too.

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