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"WannaCry" cyberattack explained — Transcript

by TRT World · 229 words · 36 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00imagine this your computer has just been
  2. 0:02hacked and you can't access your files
  3. 0:05till you pay the hackers or ransom
  4. 0:07sounds like a scene out of a movie right
  5. 0:09but that's exactly what happened
  6. 0:11recently when one a cry ransomware was
  7. 0:13released and here's how it all went down
  8. 0:15hackers took advantage of a flaw in
  9. 0:17Microsoft which had actually been
  10. 0:19discovered earlier by the NSA the hacker
  11. 0:22group this shadow brokers tapped into
  12. 0:24the highly classified NSA data and
  13. 0:26released it amid knowledge the recent
  14. 0:29attack happened when an unidentified
  15. 0:30cyber gang picked up the malware and
  16. 0:33scanned computers globally releasing a
  17. 0:35virus that went looking for victims who
  18. 0:37hadn't updated the Microsoft software in
  19. 0:39the last two months as a result
  20. 0:41hospitals businesses governments and
  21. 0:44personal computers were affected in over
  22. 0:46150 countries Microsoft said the
  23. 0:49governments of the world should treat
  24. 0:51this attack as a wake-up call and
  25. 0:52compared to the severity to the US
  26. 0:55military having some of its Tomahawk
  27. 0:57missile stolen here's what Edward
  28. 0:59Snowden had to say if at NSA gov had
  29. 1:02privately disclosed the flaws used to
  30. 1:04attack hospitals when they found it not
  31. 1:07when they lost it this may have not
  32. 1:09happened there are those who predict
  33. 1:10another attack is on the way microsoft
  34. 1:13recommends turning on automatic updates
  35. 1:15to prevent these sorts of threats so are
  36. 1:17you giggle war

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