Coronavirus enter Web, users hacked with malicious
files.
It has been seen that researchers from cybersecurity
from Kaspersky have detected such malicious files that were masked under the guise
of pdf, mp4 docx file about and the
coronavirus..Its really very very dangerous for every one .
To avoid falling victim to malicious programmers’,
please you should try to avoid suspicious links and refer to official sources
for trustworthy information.
Taking advantages of people’s curiosity about the
coronavirus that has become the talking point across the globe, cyber criminals
have started deploying malicious files on people’s computers in the guess of providing
information and safety tips about the virus, security research on Friday.
The name of files imply that they contain video
instructions on how to stay protected from virus detection procedures.In fact, files contains a range of threats from
Trojons to worms, which are capable of destroying, blocking, modified or
copying data, as well as interfering with the operation of computers network.
“The Coronavirus, which is being widely discussed as a
major news story, that has already been used as bait by cybercriminals. So far,
we have seen only 10 unique files, but as this sort of activity often happens
with popular media topics then we expect that this tendency may Ivanov said in
a statement.
As peoples continue to be worried for their health, we
may see more and more malware hidden inside fake documents about the
coronavirus being spread,Ivanov said that The world Health Organization (WHO) has declared the Novel Coronavirus out break
a global health emergency.
The reaches from Cybersecurity firms Kaspersky have detected
such malicious files that were masked under the guise of mp4, pdf and so many
docx files about the coronavirus.
To avoid falling in it , people should avoid
suspicious links which may put you in a danger zone and harm you. So while
loading or downloading anything “Look at the downloaded File extension.
Documents and video Files should not have been made either .exe or .lnk formats”.
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