> most malware requires and counts on having admin privileges on target machine. If you really believe this, run rm -rf ~ on your computer right now. Also rm -

> most malware requires and counts on having admin privileges on target machine. If you really believe this, run rm -rf ~ on your computer right now. Also rm -rf /Volumes/* (on OS X) or wherever your network/external drives are mounted on your OS. Since you don't have admin privileges, nothing bad happened right? Because that is the primary goal of ransomware. Anyway, this specific malware doesn't even attempt to acquire root; it operates entirely as your local user. And there's no installer package, so why are you complaining about them?