WannaCry ransomware spreads aggressively across networks, holds files to ransom. Publish to Facebook: No Twitter Card Style: summary What has happened? On May 12, 2017 a new strain of the Ransom.CryptXXX (WannaCry) strain of ransomware began spreading widely impacting a large number of organizations, particularly in Europe. read more Source: Symantec
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Read MoreWindows 10 gets iTunes, and Amazon Prime Video is coming to the Apple TV. Also, the Apple Watch is more accurate than you think and more iPhone 8 rumors. Source: CNet
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