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28 April 2020 — 4 min read
Digital CoronaVirus: Yet Another Ransomware Combined with Infostealer
28 April 2020 — 4 min read
Digital CoronaVirus: Yet Another Ransomware Combined with Infostealer
At the moment, scammers are trying to cash in by sending out emails that promise pandemic relief money. The emails impersonate official entities such as the U.S. Federal Reserve or other official institutions. With subject lines like “Receive Payment” or “Relief Payment Form”, anxious users are motivated to click on a link that redirects to a phishing website, which tries to steal personal information or online banking credentials. Other email variants use these stimulus bills as bait to deliver a password protected “COVID 19 Relief.doc” document that contains a financial trojan or ransomware. And we still see waves of classic COVID-19 themed malware threats making the rounds. One such threat example that we came across recently dropped a combination of ransomware and infostealer malware.
01 April 2017 — 3 min read
iPhone Backup Needed Before Apple iOS 10.3
01 April 2017 — 3 min read
iPhone Backup Needed Before Apple iOS 10.3
Apple iOS 10.3 has just been released, which is an exciting development for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch users. The Apple iOS update introduces user-friendly enhancements like the "Find My AirPods" feature, frees up storage space on your iPhone, and has been called “the most impressive updates Apple has released in some time” by some industry observers. As part of the new iOS, the company has included their new filing system. And while any system update should encourage you to create a backup, the experts agree this change practically demands one. Find out why.
10 March 2017 — 5 min read
Learn About the Acronis True Image Account Feature, and Get a Bonus 5GB of FREE Cloud Storage
10 March 2017 — 5 min read
Learn About the Acronis True Image Account Feature, and Get a Bonus 5GB of FREE Cloud Storage
Read on to learn what doors the Acronis True Image “Account” screen opens. Plus, we’ll share how anyone (even non-customers!) can receive 5TB of cloud storage free to back up iPhone and Android data.
02 March 2017 — 5 min read
Acronis True Image 2017 Update 2 is Available Now!
02 March 2017 — 5 min read
Acronis True Image 2017 Update 2 is Available Now!
This update brings the New Generation features to the Standard edition of Acronis True Image 2017, except Acronis Active Protection, Acronis Notary, and Acronis ASign, which remain exclusive to Acronis True Image 2017 New Generation Premium Subscription.
31 January 2017 — 10 min read
Osiris Ransomware: New Addition to the Locky Family
31 January 2017 — 10 min read
Osiris Ransomware: New Addition to the Locky Family
Locky ransomware has undergone another facelift, as cyber criminals roll out updates to one of the most common and damaging families of file-encrypting malware. The new ransomware is named Osiris, after the Egyptian god of the afterlife, and comes with improved features designed to attack backups and avoid being detected. It appends the .orisis extension to the end of the encrypted files and follows the standard pattern of ransomware infection: Invade, Encrypt, Extort. Riding on the back of Locky’s success, Osiris is one of the most serious cyber security treats computer users are facing today.
21 October 2015 — 4 min read
How to Feel Good Even When Your Smartphone Gets Stolen
21 October 2015 — 4 min read
How to Feel Good Even When Your Smartphone Gets Stolen
Perhaps you have been the victim of smartphone theft, and if not yet, you probably know someone who has had their digital life taken from them. With our lives constantly on-the-go, and the way we have integrated our smartphones into virtually all of our daily activity, our phones are always out and within arm’s reach of the next opportunistic thief.
31 July 2014 — 3 min read
Break In a New PC with Seamless Data Migration
31 July 2014 — 3 min read
Break In a New PC with Seamless Data Migration
Congratulations, you got a new computer. Whether it’s a graduation present or the perk of a new job, the device gives you a clean slate. But what about all the documents, settings and applications stuck on your old machine?
24 June 2014 — 4 min read
Acronis True Image for Mac: Dual Protection Data Backup for Your Mac
24 June 2014 — 4 min read
Acronis True Image for Mac: Dual Protection Data Backup for Your Mac
Do you remember those “Hi, I’m a Mac” commercials from a few years ago? The ones with Justin Long and John Hodgman that pegged people into one of two groups: Mac users or Windows PC users. Those days are gone. With Mac sales on the rise, today’s consumer could have multiple devices running on both platforms.
15 May 2014 — 2 min read
The Wayback Machine Hits 5 Petabytes of Storage & Your Data Center's Hidden Musical Talent: Weekly Roundup
15 May 2014 — 2 min read
The Wayback Machine Hits 5 Petabytes of Storage & Your Data Center's Hidden Musical Talent: Weekly Roundup
Can the entire Internet be archived? The founder of the Wayback Machine, Brewster Kahle, is willing to bet that it can — but first, they'll need to locate an enormous amount of storage space. How much the Wayback Machine has archived and more cloud computing news from around the web in this week's roundup:
15 April 2014 — 3 min read
End of Days for Windows XP: 9 Steps Every User Needs to Know
15 April 2014 — 3 min read
End of Days for Windows XP: 9 Steps Every User Needs to Know
After 13 years, Microsoft finally discontinued support and security updates for Windows XP on April 8th. While the sunset date was no secret, nearly 28 percent of the world’s computers still rely on the massively popular operating system.
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