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Proof already was provided, but even without it's just common sense. If ransomware was implemented correctly (like using asymmetric cryptography for encryption)
by takeda 5y ago
Proof already was provided, but even without it's just common sense. If ransomware was implemented correctly (like using asymmetric cryptography for encryption). There's hardly anything you can do if you don't have backups.
- bluGill 5y agoI'm sure companies will backups could use qualified IT help if they suddenly need to restore all their computers from backups quickly. Even if the backups all work, there is a lot of effort to restore them.