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1. Use 7-zip and check "Encrypt file names". 2. Use a strong password, not "infected" which could be guessed in less than a second. 3. Host your own file serv
by waselighis 3y ago
1. Use 7-zip and check "Encrypt file names".
2. Use a strong password, not "infected" which could be guessed in less than a second.
3. Host your own file server (Linux based with no antivirus). Don't use OneDrive or any other cloud storage.
4. Backup to burned CDs / DVDs which can only be written to once so the files cannot be automatically deleted by antivirus software.
You'd think SECURITY RESEARCHERS would have a little more common sense than this.
- kramerger 3y agoYour may have misunderstood the point of this post
- ElectricalUnion 3y ago> You'd think SECURITY RESEARCHERS would have a little more common sense than this. This "cloud" thing promised to "backup my data", not "delete it because it thinks it's a virus".