Ransomware... Just in case question
I am always worried about losing my important file / photos to some kind of virus or ransomware.. I am under the impression that even though you keep file / photos in the "Cloud", they will also be im...
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Actually, what I'm saying is to restrict write privileges to the backup drive, not all drives. It would be the same as disconnecting the cable or power to the backup drive without having to do so.
Though you can be infected by ransomware in different ways, the most common is through social engineering. Making the end user believe the file is legit, when in fact its malware.
The most dangerous aspect of ransomware is that there is no incentive for the hackers to provide you the de-cryption key, once they have your money. There is no need for customer service on their end?
Your only real defense against ransomware when connected to the Net is to make backups on a regular basis.
Though you can be infected by ransomware in different ways, the most common is through social engineering. Making the end user believe the file is legit, when in fact its malware.
The most dangerous aspect of ransomware is that there is no incentive for the hackers to provide you the de-cryption key, once they have your money. There is no need for customer service on their end?
Your only real defense against ransomware when connected to the Net is to make backups on a regular basis.
