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    Ransomware occurs when a user opens a malicious file or clicks a link, encrypting their files until ransom is paid. To protect yourself, carefully review emails for errors, hover over sender addresses to check for mismatches or strange characters, visit websites directly instead of clicking links, and scan all attachments with antivirus software.

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    Ransomware occurs when a user opens a malicious file or clicks a link, encrypting their files until ransom is paid. To protect yourself, carefully review emails for errors, hover over sender addresses to check for mismatches or strange characters, visit websites directly instead of clicking links, and scan all attachments with antivirus software.

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    VENZA - Ransomware - 16x20 - Poster V2 PDF

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    Ransomware occurs when a user opens a malicious file or clicks a link, encrypting their files until ransom is paid. To protect yourself, carefully review emails for errors, hover over sender addresses to check for mismatches or strange characters, visit websites directly instead of clicking links, and scan all attachments with antivirus software.

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    What is Ransomware?

    RANSOMWARE CAN OCCUR WHEN YOU OPEN


    AN INFECTED FILE OR CLICK A MALICIOUS LINK...

    $
    Help protect yourself
    and your organization!

    1. CAREFULLY REVIEW ALL EMAILS. ARE


    THERE TYPOS OR PUNCTUATION ERRORS?

    2. HOVER OVER THE SENDER’S EMAIL ADDRESS.


    DOES IT MATCH THE SENDER’S NAME OR
    COMPANY? DOES IT INCLUDE EXTRA
    PUNCTUATION OR SPECIAL CHARACTERS?

    3. VISIT WEBSITES DIRECTLY INSTEAD OF


    CLICKING ON EMAIL LINKS.

    4. RUN ANTI-VIRUS SCANS ON ALL


    ATTACHMENTS, EVEN IF THEY ARE FROM
    PEOPLE THAT YOU KNOW.

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