Assertion: ransom | /r/HasProperty | paid
Facets:
value: shortly
type: MANNER
value: sometimes
type: TEMPORAL
value: certainly
type: MANNER
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: by purchasing bitcoins
type: MANNER
value: in order to retrieve the files
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: The Ransom Is Paid
text: Ransomware in general makes files on the victims system unusable until the ransom is payed.
text: There is also a variation, called leakware or doxware, in which the attacker threatens to publicize sensitive data on the victim's hard drive unless a ransom is paid.
text: Type of malicious software that threatens to publish the victim's data or perpetually block access to it unless a ransom is paid
text: Ransomware is a type of malware from cryptovirology that threatens to publish the victim's data or perpetually block access to it unless a ransom is paid.
text: In a leakware attack, malware exfiltrates sensitive host data either to the attacker or alternatively, to remote instances of the malware, and the attacker threatens to publish the victim's data unless a ransom is paid.
text: Petya was first discovered in March 2016; unlike other forms of encrypting ransomware, the malware aimed to infect the master boot record, installing a payload which encrypts the file tables of the NTFS file system the next time that the infected system boots, blocking the system from booting into Windows at all until the ransom is paid.
text: Due to another design change, it is also unable to actually unlock a system after the ransom is paid; this led to security analysts speculating that the attack was not meant to generate illicit profit, but to simply cause disruption.
text: A screen will appear threatening to destroy the files unless a ransom is paid.
text: The attacker makes the private key available to the victim only after the ransom is paid, though as seen in recent ransomware campaigns, that is not always the case.
text: If the ransom is paid, a code is sent to unlock the device or decrypt its data.
text: Ransom is paid by purchasing Bitcoins from specific Australian Bitcoin websites.
text: For example, all firstborn boys or male animals in Israel belonged to Jehovah, and a ransom, or redemption price, needed to be paid to release them from exclusive use in Jehovah’s service.
text: Therefore, the ransom paid was paid to God the Father.
text: This theory, which was also held by Augustine, advocated that because Satan held people captive, a ransom had to be paid, not to God, but to Satan.
text: It would seem that the ransom was paid to God the Father.
text: Cyber criminals may also target certain organizations or industries to exploit their specific vulnerabilities and maximize the chances of a ransom being paid.
text: Ransomware is a type of malware that prevents or limits users from accessing their system, either by locking the system's screen or by locking the users' files unless a ransom is paid.
text: ’s) until the ransom is paid.
text: Dharma variants were often unreliable after paying the ransom, compared to GrandGrab TOR which almost always delivered a successful decryption tool after a ransom was paid.
text: Ransomware is a type of malicious software, or malware, designed to deny access to a computer system or data until a ransom is paid.
text: Ransomware is a type of malware that prevents or limits users from accessing their system, either by locking the system's screen or by locking the users' files unless a ransom is paid.
text: ’s) until the ransom is paid.
text: Data held hostage that wasn’t given back to users or deleted after the ransom has been paid can be used by threat actors either to (a) sell on the black market or (b) create a profile of the user they can use for fraud.
text: For the ransom to be paid, the user must be aware of the demands of the criminals.
text: Ransomware is a type of malicious software, or malware, designed to deny access to a computer system or data until ransom is paid.
text: Jigsaw is one of the most destructive types of ransomware which encrypts and progressively deletes the encrypted files until a ransom is paid.
text: Locky is another ransomware variant which is designed to lock the victim's computer and prevent them from using it until a ransom is paid.
text: There is also a different kind of ransomware called the leakware (or doxware), which would exfiltrate sensitive data and then threaten to publish that data unless a ransom is paid.
text: The malware would encrypt the file tables of the NTFS system as soon as the system boots next after infection and thereby blocks the system from booting into Windows unless the ransom is paid.
text: Even if the ransom is paid, there is no guarantee that you will be able to regain access to your files.
text: This type of ransomware demands a ransom be paid, upon which the user would receive a private key to decrypt their files.
text: These attacks on cybersecurity can range from malware locking system to full encryption of files and resources until a ransom is paid.
text: If the ransom is paid, the cybercriminals may unlock the data or send a key to for the encrypted files.
text: Data held hostage that wasn’t given back to users or deleted after the ransom has been paid can be used by threat actors either to (a) sell on the black market or (b) create a profile of the user they can use for fraud.
text: The software responsible is called WannaCry (also known as Wanna Decryptor) and it takes over your computer until a ransom is paid, CNN reported.
text: These scenarios are examples of ransomware scams, which involve a type of malware that infects computers and restricts users’ access to their files or threatens the permanent destruction of their information unless a ransom—anywhere from hundreds to thousands of dollars—is paid.
text: All the files on a user's computer are encrypted by the virus and cannot be unlocked unless the ransom is paid.
text: In a ransomware attack, critical data and files are encrypted and locked, blocking access, until a ransom is paid.
text: Jigsaw ransomware is setup to delete files one by one every hour until the ransom is paid.
text: Wikipedia ("Ransom theory of atonement") says that the theory teaches the ransom was "paid to Satan or to death itself, in some views paid to God the Father".
text: The New Testament, it seems to me, never says in so many words that the ransom Jesus paid was paid to God.
text: The files will never be restored until the ransom is paid.
text: More than 230,000 computers in 150 countries have been hit by a cyberattack that encrypts data until a ransom has been paid.
text: Data held hostage that wasn’t given back to users or deleted after the ransom has been paid can be used by threat actors either to (a) sell on the black market or (b) create a profile of the user they can use for fraud.
text: Text in that window tells you that your data has been locked down, and will be permanently inaccessible after a few days unless a ransom is paid.
text: Simply put, it’s malicious software that locks down data unless a ransom is paid, hence the name.
text: Unfortunately, new types of ransomware are constantly being developed and released, so the ransom may have to be paid if the computer is infected with one of the newer programs.
text: In addition, if the ransom is paid, it proves to the cybercriminals that ransomware is effective.
text: Ransomware generally restricts access to the data on infected machines until the ransom is paid.
text: A contributing factor to these unprecedented figures is the tactic of making public the data stolen from compromised hosts unless the ransom was paid.
text: A second note is blunter, simply stating that files have been encrypted and that a ransom must be paid in order to retrieve the files.
text: Most commonly, it will encrypt files either on a single computer or across a network, denying access to them until the ransom has been paid.
text: Most of the time, access to data is never restored once the ransom is paid, leaving the victim out not only his or her data, but also a great deal of money.
text: Ransomware locks up a victim's files until a ransom is paid.
text: An attacker can use one of many illicit products here and the website takes a cut if ransom is paid.
text: The ransom can be -- and typically is -- paid if the information or computer taken hostage
text: Unlike in, say, Iraq, Somali pirates appear to have little interest in killing hostages who are seized along with vessels, and the crews are usually released with the ships when the ransoms are paid.
text: Ransoms are certainly being paid," Antonia Maria Costa, executive director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in Vienna, said in an e-mail on Friday.
text: While earlier forms of ransomware (such as CryptoLocker) were known for honoring the terms and unlocking the data once the ransom was paid, it should be noted that they can just as easily not do that.
text: · There is not one place in the Bible which specifically says God desired a ransom to be paid to Satan.
text: If we say the ransom had to be paid to Satan, then we must also say the ransom had to be paid to sin.
text: But if we say the ransom was paid to Satan, we must also say even more emphatically it was offered to sin also.
text: Nor do these verses say the ransom was paid to God’s destroying angel.
text: What's more, if the NCA really is bringing down the command and control servers, then the criminals may not be able to return the data, even if the ransom has been paid.
text: Malware authors design ransomware of this type to encrypt data (make it unusable) and to keep it that way unless the ransom is paid.
text: The malware removal process is the relatively easy part, but recovering your encrypted files can be impossible, sometimes even after the ransom has been paid.
text: Some of these programs are also time-sensitive and will start deleting files until the ransom is paid, increasing the sense of urgency to pay up.
text: Jigsaw will encrypt and then delete files progressively until the ransom is paid.
text: This malware essentially locks the users’ computer by running a payload, which locks the user’s computer until a ransom is paid to unlock it.
text: And if an event occurs, the costs to your organisation could be significant — even if no ransom is paid.
text: Ransomware is a type of malware that essentially takes over a computer and prevents users from accessing data on the computer until a ransom is paid, he said.
text: Paul was found alive on December 15, 1973, in a petrol station of Lauria in the province of Potenza shortly after the ransom was paid.
text: Depending on the ethics and customer service of your attacker, you may receive a tool to decrypt the files once the ransom is paid.
text: Crypto ransomware encrypts all files on the affected device and only reinstates it once the ransom is paid.
text: Employees are willing to go to great lengths to try to get data back, including paying ransoms out of their own pockets, even though 19% of the time the data isn’t released even after the ransom is paid.
text: Mikko Hypponen, CRO at F-Secure tweeted saying his firm has confirmation that some 200 systems have been decrypted after the ransom was paid, but such a step is still not recommended.