shit bro, i don't have one

What anime does /g/ recommend?

You only get 3 key attempts, you just wasted one.

Close your fucking ports, people.
Don't just block them with a firewall. If you don't have a legitimate reason for a service listening on a port then shut that shit down.

>>61126298
If you do t have backups I feel bad for you son. Also why didn't you update your Windows install. Some would go far as saying why are you using Windows.

>>61126320
gentoo

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>>61126391
luckily I am on Linux, which means I can easily inject, crack and unencrypt this nasty malware with a simple command line argument.

>>61126369
what ports? I already disabled the something something network share service (port 445 I think) firewalled that port and all smb, disabled smb v1 via registry, set my local network type to Public.

What else do I need to do? the port isnt listening anymore

>>61126795
I am a computer forensics expert and this sounds fine to me.

>>61126369
>Don't just block them with a firewall.
How else would you deny a port.

>>61126838
Run TCPView or even netstat -abn to see what you have running, anything in Listening state you don't need aim to shut it down.

>>61126906
shut down the service that is opening that port.

>>61126795

>decrpyt
time to ksy

>>61126920
uhh or I can just block it with the firewall and make sure it stays closed...

>>61127178
and when the firewall gets a vulnerability? Just stop the service and reduce the attack surface

>>61127200
>when the firewall gets a vulnerability?

What in the fuck do you think a firewall is.

is this new attack exclusive to windows using the same SMB exploit?

>>61126369
Closing ports won't do shit. Blocking all emails and internet browsing would be the only way to prevent it.

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Your sense of priority is very wrong.

>>61127243
Vulnerable like anything else. Are you not paying attention to the malware the CIA has been remotely deploying on home routers?