From the headquarters of the company leading the field of Internet security around the world, "Check Point," said security expert for the Internet, "Michael Shiloh," the types of breakthroughs for mobile phones:
- The first is a common attack, a user get a text message from any internal number within the region in which they live and presses on the link
- The second was discovered by the company "Check Point" and informed the American company "Apple" it is targeted for general business networks in addition to the "Apple" operating system, and the letter that looks like an official or coming from the employer.
- The third of the intrusion and called "Stage Fright," which affects nearly ninety percent of the devices operating system "Android".
During the coming period Beware of emails and links bombs through the Internet, you hit your phone or computer.
Virus similar to "Petya" a category of "ransomware" encrypts the hard drive and prevents you finally have access to the files only after the money is paid to the owner.
He was able programmed for this virus to reach dozens of devices through booby-trapped e-mails to anyone wishing to employment in one of the companies, and there is no files attached within the letter but there is a link booby-trapped biography on the website of "DropBox" would befall the device certainly if you press on him.
But the virus begins to form work immediately after pressing him who shall amend the first boot your computer "MBR" status also prevents you from that up to a hard drive and you will see a new message also bomb that tells you that an ongoing reform of the system, but he and unfortunately, during the examination process works virus on encryption All of your data.
After the completion of the encryption process, you receive a red screen and the message to tell you that your computer Encode once and will not be able to access your files only after they enter the world of the Internet dark and then making a payment to the developer of the virus to be able to get the key to save your files.