Ransomware is a specialized type of malware infection that can block you from accessing various files or folders unless you agree to pay the hackers a sum of money via online services.
WinAntiRansom is one of the apps you can turn to when you want to keep this type of malware at bay, even if your antivirus does not seem to detect it in due time.
What is Ransomware?
-Ransomware invades your computer like a virus.
-It encrypts photos, music, word docs, excel spreadsheets, pdf’s, text documents and more.
-Encryption means they scramble your data in a way only they can undo.
-Once infected, your AntiVirus is useless. In fact, if it cleans off the infection before you pay the ransom, your files are lost.
-Ransomware holds your files hostage, charging you a ransom of $200, $500 and more to get them back.
-The FBI’s advice? If you need your files, pay the ransom.
-A few have had their encryption broken, but regrettably only a small minority.
-Bottom line. Prevention is the only medicine. Once you’re infected, it is too late.
Changelog: 2016.4.428 (posted April 23rd, 2016)
-Enhanced “Block Program” to immediately terminate any running instances of a program you set to User Defined Block.
-Enhanced detections.
-Altered service to guarantee it starts as expected, even on Windows 10.
-Fixed various issues that could have allowed some programs to run from your browser or email client w/o being monitored properly.
-Fixed issue that could have resulted in 3rd party applications not running properly.
-Fixed issue that could result in prompts not being displayed and/or prompts that were non-responsive.
QuotePlease use its Fast Start Guide to help you install, configure and test WinAntiRansom to ensure it is working properly. Update of Fast Start Guide is currently in progress.
Medicine:
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