None of the "Anti-Ransomware" applications were able

>>61801556
Is ransomware even a problem anymore? i thought the desktop was dead and everyone is on ipads and macbooks now.

>>61801556
There is only one anti-ransomware software that will actually work. It is called INSTALLING FUCKING UPDATES IN A TIMELY FASHION, YOU FUCKING APE. How in the fuck are you so stupid?

>>61801586
>ransomware

The era of ransomwares has just begon

>>61801621
>How in the fuck are you so stupid?
hmm, op here

can you explain why you call me stupid?

did you read OP?

>>61801556
>Can i go and sue the shit out of them for failing to stop the ransomware?
If you'd read the license agreement, I'm sure it'd say that it won't stop all ransomware (as such a claim would be absolutely ridiculous).

>>61801621
Didn't save anyone from that "Windows 10" ransomware that made the rounds a while back.

>>61801875
That was because people didn't installed the update that fixed it that had been released months earlier.

>>61801875
Not many people are using that OS. the marketshare is pretty abysmal. i think it was even on the decline last i checked.

im willing to wager that now days most windows computers are probably literal work stations in office buildings. I think most consumers are on macbooks and ipads and androids now days and that trend will only continue as most people have no need for a desktop computer anymore.

>>61801556
PANDA AD360 actually works against ransomware.

But it slows down you PC quite a bit.

>>61802049

I have seen plenty of Dell and HP laptops being used by normies and custom desktops used by gamers, and they're all running Windows. Rest assured, Macbooks are not as common as you think.

>>61802096
going to test that right now

>>61801621
Updates don't prevent the actual ransomware once it's been run, it prevents ransomware using exploits to install/run itself. If you run a malicious executable you're still fucked.

>>61802134
Post results.

>>61802049
>Not many people are using that OS. the marketshare is pretty abysmal.
What? It literally has 1/4 of the entire desktop OS market.

>>61802289
It is sadly.
I i'd be at work, I'd be able to provide you with a trial license.

Sorry bro

>>61802152
and those desktops are just work stations. so you point is?

It's a scam, I put together a ransomware program that doesn't even bother trying to hide itself as an experiment and nothing detects it or stops it once it's running. I tried every "anti-ransomware" I could find, if anyone pays for this shit they're retarded.

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>>61802427
>noone uses windows 10
>yes they do, 1/4 of desktop users use it
>who cares it's just workstations
You're wrong anyway, the workstations are the ones still running XP or 7, office machines are never running the latest Windows version because it breaks compatibility with their legacy software or it costs too much to upgrade everything. Meanwhile, consumers were almost forced onto 10 and every OEM is shipping Windows 10 too. If you want some numbers for consumers, the Steam hardware/software survey is generally a good source.

>>61802135
>if you're retarded you're fucked
Nature 101. Degenerates die first.

>>61801556
>Windows User has virus
>Windows User posts a thread about it
>Other windows user argue about how to fix it
>Linux User sits back and laughs

>>61803856

enjoy your botnet

>>61803856
GNU/Linux*

>>61804073
botnet*

>>61802624
that is essentially the point i was making, yes

>61804078
>botnet
You get no (You) today

>>61803856
>Windows User has virus
no, not really

>Windows User posts a thread about it
no

>Other windows user argue about how to fix it
maybe, but that's off-topic

>Linux User sits back and laughs
cringe

Your result: Low IQ inbreed

>>61804073
GNU+Linux*

And yet, being a proud FreeBSD user, I laugh my ass off both winfags trying to fix their damn shit system AND Stallman's cucks arguing about how to praise their lord each time they say "Linux".

>>61801556
>Antivirus does not work
oh really

I remember reading a paper that someone posted here about an algorithm for detecting ransomware with really high accuracy, does anyone have it?

>>61801556
>wincuck security

Most Windows ransomware uses WinAPI for encryption, couldn't the anti-ransomware just hook those syscalls and kill any untrusted programs that try to use them?

>>61801556
Malwarebytes does, i have protected 2 companies this way out retards running file.pdf.exe files from random emails.

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>>61802527
>tfw deploying Windows 10 Pro through FOG next week

>>61801556
anti-ransomware system idea: backup your hard drive once a week and don't open emails about viagra

>>61804381
>no, not really
Linux has built in antivirus

>no
No? You're on a "Windows virus" Thread right now cuck

>maybe, but that's off-topic
>>61801586
>>61801621
>>61801653
You fucking abe are you blind

>Your result: Low IQ inbreed
CRINGE