June 16, 2008
How to salvage data lost to Gpcode.ak encryptor virus
How to salvage data lost to Gpcode.ak encryptor virus
By Ellen Messmer
Network World
June 16, 2008
Kaspersky says Gpcode.ak works by making a copy of the original file it wishes to kidnap using 1,028-bit encryption, then deleting the original. However, "it doesn't wipe the file from the system," says Roel Schouwenberg, senior antivirus research analyst at the security company.... Read More.
How to salvage data lost to Gpcode.ak encryptor virus
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