Cryptolocker Malware Is Significant
The viruse acts as “ramsonware”- it takes computer files hostage and demands a ransom under the threat of erasing the data. McAfee APAC chief technology officer, Sean Duca, said CryptoLocker typically infiltrates a system though a PDF attachment emailed by cyber criminals. “If you open the attachment, it installs malware on your hard drive that lets hackers access your computer files,” he said. “The files are then encrypted and you’re unable to access them....