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Latest Threats
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F-Secure This crypto-ransomware first came to public notice on 24
October 2017 following reports that it had infected organizations
in Ukraine and Russia.
Application.BitCoinMiner is a program that uses the
computer's physical resources (memory, processing power, etc) to
generate units of a virtual or digital cryptocurrency.
This detection identifies compromised installers for the
CCleaner utility program, which have been altered to include a
backdoor that silently runs in the background when the affected
installer is launched.
Trojan.Ransom.WannaCryptor identifies the WannaCry
ransomware, which encrypts the affected device and demands payment
of a ransom to restore normal use. WannaCry is also known as Wanna
Decryptor and WCryr.
This detection from the F-Secure Security Cloud identifies a
file with behavior or characteristics that match known
backdoors.
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