A shot in the dark: Can malware vaccines stop ransomware's rampage?

Typically, when ransomware gets into a Windows machine, it first scans the cached memory, registry keys, file paths, and running processes to see whether the system is already infected, running on a ...
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Cyber attacks are on the rise. Here’s how companies and universities protect themselves, and how the rest of us can be savvier users

Companies need to put more resources into keeping their products and networks secure, say Virginia Tech IT experts Thomas Weeks and Caeland Garner. In the meantime, we can be smarter consumers.