Wana Decrypt0r (Wanacry Ransomware) - Computerphile
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- Опубликовано: 14 май 2017
- $300 or your files are toast: Dr Pound takes a look at the latest ransomware to be doing the rounds.
How Wana Decrypt0r encrypts files:
• How WanaCrypt Encrypts...
Microsoft Blog: bit.ly/Computerphile-Wana_MS
Professor Ross Anderson's blog: bit.ly/Computerphile-Wana_Ross
MalwareTech's blog: bit.ly/Computerphile-Wana_Mal
End to End Encryption: • End to End Encryption ...
Internet of Things Problems: • Internet of Things Pro...
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"All software have bugs" um rude, my Hello World program is perfect and has no bugs, how dare you.
Paid $300 to get my computer decrypted so I could watch this video
aggressively installs updates
Windows is so insecure that even malware encrypts the data for you.
I believe that is the first time someone argued for the forced updates in Windows 10
Who even downvotes a video like this?
"If you're running XP, the first think you should do is turn off your machine because you have no business running XP" lol
You can thank the NSA for this hack.
I hope this guy will be in many more videos on this channel. I find the stuff he is talking about so fascinating.
So the MalwareTech dude that he was talking about, he found the killswitch and then was hailed a hero. He lived in the UK and went to Las Vegas for a vacation and guess what? The FBI arrested him at the airport. It's because in his younger years when he was learning how to hack, he made a malware which he mistakenly sold to someone. The malware was then incorporated with Kronos which led to sensitive bank information to be leaked. He had trials and he wasn't allowed to leave the U.S. nor, was he allowed to legally work there for 18 months. He finally gave up and accepted his charges. On the day of his sentencing, the Judge let him go as he had done the world a huge favor by finding the killswitch and disabling WanaCry ransomware. A very interesting documentary, indeed! {also, when he was arrested, he was left on bail on a bond of $30k, his story got out in his country and the very second day, the community had paid it off completely!}
Officer: How did the hacker escape?
Someone hacked the NSA and stole their backdoor exploits. Damn, those dudes must have a seriously large set of balls.
I think failure to report a vulnerability like this should be a crime, but we all know NSA is outside of the law
The problem with Microsofts update policy is they don't discern between security, driver and feature updates.
How is it that my mac takes hours to encrypt my drive/files, but this thing does it in seconds?
NSA
That 1940's Ford Analogy was beautiful
Fortunately for me, my computer already has so many viruses on it theres no room for any more!
I expected to find out about the actual virus. He kinda only summed up the news from this weekend. Does this virus actually encrypt your files? How can you get rid of it? (I am not affected)
it's a vulnerability in SMB1 (Super Mario Brothers)