If you missed the news about ransomware

15/05/2017
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President Trump's homeland security adviser Tom Bossert said an unprecedented global cyberattack — which has hit more than 200,000 hospitals, corporations, government agencies and other organizations in 150 countries — sends an "urgent call for collective action" by governments throughout the world. Bossert said he expects more people will be affected when they log into their work computers today. FedEx was hit, but the situation is so far under control in the U.S. Worldwide, the so-called WannaCry attack, which emerged Friday, has affected hundreds of thousands of computers by exploiting vulnerabilities in software. "[The attack] is an urgent call for collective action" to guard against future cyberattacks, he said. When a person logs into a computer that has been hacked, the screen is locked, and a link appears, urging the user to pay a ransom of $300 or more to have his or her data restored. Experts are still trying to determine who launched the ransomware attack, and Bossert acknowledged that "attribution is difficult" at this point. "We haven't ruled out that this is a state attack," he said. The JayMac News Show is hosted by KSL NewsRadio's Jay McFarland, who also hosts the fictional podcast, Hosts of Eden. KSL NewsRadio is part of Bonneville Media and based in Salt Lake City, Utah.