An Analysis on Ransomware and System Safety
Keywords:
Ransomware, System Security, malicious file, AttacksAbstract
As we can see computer has start playing a big role in our daily life.
From the very beginning if we see we humans are not much dependent
on computers but if we see nowadays it is like our own fragment that
we can’t work without computer. While use of computers in our life is
increased with this our cyber securities complexities are also increased as
well. Very next day we hear new kind of cyber-attacks on our computers
it not just only affects our daily life but it also disturbs our digital world
also. As the cyber-attacks are increasing day by day, different kinds of
attacks are introduced yet among all the dangerous attacks one is rated
high known as Ransomware. In this paper we will explore and learn
more about Ransomware that how it attacks and affect your computer
and how it actually works like and how dangerous it is.
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