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Kerala Bank Hit By Ransomware Cyber Attack
The main server and a computer of the Mercantile Cooperative bank in Thiruvananthapuram was today affected in a 'ransomware' cyber attack, suspected to have originated from outside the country, the police said.
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Ransomware Attack: 6 Southern Railway Computers Hit In Kerala
In yet another 'ransomware' cyberattack in Kerala, six computers of the Southern Railway office were hit on Tuesday by the 'WannaCry' virus, but there was no data loss, railway officials said.
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'Free Software-Based IT Policy Helped Check Ransomware Attack': Kerala Government
The Kerala government today said that its IT policy based on free and open-source software had helped insulate the state to a great extent from the WannaCry ransomware virus.
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WannaCry Ransomware Cyber-Attacks Had 'Nearly Zero' Impact in India, Says Prasad
"This ongoing attack not only had minimum, but nearly zero per cent impact, in India. We are strengthening our areas," IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said.
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Monday's Ransomware Attack Fails to Dent India, Says Minister: 10 Facts
The Ransomware WannaCry virus had a minimal effect on India, even though "isolated incidents" were reported from Kerala and Bengal, Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said. In Kerala, one of the most digitized states of India, half-a-dozen computers across two districts -- Waynand and Patanamthitta -- were affected. In Bengal, some computers of th...
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Kerala Bank Hit By Ransomware Cyber Attack
The main server and a computer of the Mercantile Cooperative bank in Thiruvananthapuram was today affected in a 'ransomware' cyber attack, suspected to have originated from outside the country, the police said.
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Ransomware Attack: 6 Southern Railway Computers Hit In Kerala
In yet another 'ransomware' cyberattack in Kerala, six computers of the Southern Railway office were hit on Tuesday by the 'WannaCry' virus, but there was no data loss, railway officials said.
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'Free Software-Based IT Policy Helped Check Ransomware Attack': Kerala Government
The Kerala government today said that its IT policy based on free and open-source software had helped insulate the state to a great extent from the WannaCry ransomware virus.
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WannaCry Ransomware Cyber-Attacks Had 'Nearly Zero' Impact in India, Says Prasad
"This ongoing attack not only had minimum, but nearly zero per cent impact, in India. We are strengthening our areas," IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said.
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Monday's Ransomware Attack Fails to Dent India, Says Minister: 10 Facts
The Ransomware WannaCry virus had a minimal effect on India, even though "isolated incidents" were reported from Kerala and Bengal, Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said. In Kerala, one of the most digitized states of India, half-a-dozen computers across two districts -- Waynand and Patanamthitta -- were affected. In Bengal, some computers of th...
