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RE: NHS Cyber attack - terence - 13-05-2017 15:15
(13-05-2017 15:07 )Count Spankula Wrote:(13-05-2017 14:05 )xJ4Kx Wrote: Why don't they just install McAfee or AVG
That wouldn't have worked. Most of the infected computers DID have antivirus.
i'm fairly sure he was being facetious.
RE: NHS Cyber attack - papahet3969 - 13-05-2017 15:29
i know for instance we use a company called Sophos to provide antivirus software at the trust i work for
RE: NHS Cyber attack - xJ4Kx - 13-05-2017 16:19
I was actually joking...
RE: NHS Cyber attack - lovebabes56 - 13-05-2017 18:43
would love to know how much people are paying to get their files back.. also how much worse would it be than the hacks of recent years like Talk Talk for example?
RE: NHS Cyber attack - terence - 13-05-2017 18:46
^don't think that's how it works mate.
RE: NHS Cyber attack - xJ4Kx - 17-05-2017 18:22
So has this been sorted then ?
RE: NHS Cyber attack - HannahsPet - 17-05-2017 18:28
Think it was all over in the hospitals yesterday afternoon
RE: NHS Cyber attack - Tumble_Drier - 17-05-2017 18:34
It depends on your definition of "over".
Some Hospitals will have hundreds, if not thousands of Desktops & Laptops that will either need to be fully restored or patched. That's not the sort of thing a dozen people in the IT Dept can do in a couple of days.
RE: NHS Cyber attack - Censorship :-( - 22-05-2017 14:30
It seems that it was Windows 7, not XP, that was most affected.
Windows 7 hardest hit by WannaCry worm
RE: NHS Cyber attack - wackawoo - 22-05-2017 15:11
Russians.
I have always said, poeple are relying way to much on internet and clouds, even back up hdd copies.
Nothing like physical pen and paper as well.