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Ransomware has become increasingly pervasive -- but effective -- as a form of cybercrime. James Lyne, Global Head of Security Research, Sophos & SANS, walks RSAC 2017 attendees through a demo of how ransomware victimizes unsuspecting users. With humor and amusing examples, Lyne talks through numerous examples showing how cyber criminals use the internet to piece together ransomware to create cryptocode.
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