Top 5 Most Dangerous Ransomware

This is a list of the top 5 most dangerous ransomware from boot destroyers to infostealers. As ransomware continues to rattle businesses costing millions, it is important to understand the threats faced by cyber security. www.kaspersky.co.uk/total-sec... (sponsor)
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[@alipetuniashow]

You need to make a complete beginner series on cyber security,like identifying malicious software and ways to resolve problems

[@chadpomsongamer]

Truee

[@ArthursHD]

You would need to start with prevention. There is a lot of information about it on internet. Haven't seen it neatly sacked for beginner with links to more in-depth topics. It's probably better to hire a professional as a home user, at least for a few hours to asses the situation and for advise.

[@chadpomsongamer]

@@ArthursHD yeah

[@prestonfernandes2071]

This would be nice

[@bazcurtis178]

It starts with simple things. Are all your machine protected? Are your policies good and secure? Get a health check from your vendor. Are all your endpoints healthy? Test your users. Your users are you first line of defence. If they don’t click the link or open that document then your anti virus won’t have to stop it It can get more complex from there, but get the simple things right and you have set a good foundation

[@brianwest2775]

The other day I suddenly woke up in a panic because ransomware had encrypted my computer. Thankfully it was only a dream.

[@mapes2572]

i actually got infected and since then i have been dreaming of that alot f

[@sovietunion7778]

Oh shit im not the only one whose nightmares are just destroyed tech

[@niepytajdl]

im not the only one that have only destroying tech in dreams

[@maxwellmorgan]

Same...

[@applyinggaming9529]

i dreamt once of having lots of adware on my pc

[@chadpomsongamer]

Nice video! Please Make: top 5 worse antiviruses ever.

[@Hyperio606]

top 1 protegent

[@chadpomsongamer]

@abra kabraa😶 agree

[@alipetuniashow]

@abra kabraa😶 mcaffee is Actually decent

[@chadpomsongamer]

@@alipetuniashow but still, best antivirus IS your OWN brain

[@alipetuniashow]

@@chadpomsongamer true

[@Darkhalo314]

Ransomware scares the fuck out of me. I'm a cyber security school graduate, so I am prepared in the case of a ransomeare attack, but this stuff still scares me.

[@jmdefault]

0:15 Ah, yes, the PDF that needs admin privileges to open. Nothing suspicious to see here... :)

[@Tomb_Raider123]

Love to see top 5 antiviruses test in a single video as a comparision and test check for malware detections and capabilities. Also wanted to see the malware and ransomware test of Trend Micro Maximum Security suite.

[@alirezaabbasi1120]

Thanks Kaspersky for supporting one of my favorite KZbinrs and thanks for being the best ❤️

[@leonjones7120]

An education! Thanks for the information on this unsettling class of malware.

[@wilfredotorres6628]

Hi Leo, Just recently as you know zloader is a banking trojan that bypasses WD defenses using Powershell this is where you may need another AV or add another layer to WD defenses. I do see more of these types of attacks to gain access to your system banking credentials.

[@traffictraffic]

I've used Kaspersky for years and years and absolutely love it. It isn't resource heavy on any of my computers either.

[@CeleronS1]

Oh you lying sack of $i... :D

[@RaresCelTare]

@@CeleronS1 :))

[@applyinggaming9529]

@@CeleronS1 ?

[@CeleronS1]

@@applyinggaming9529 Kaspersky is known to be resource hog for 20+ years now.

[@applyinggaming9529]

@@CeleronS1 yea,somehow when it scans it uses so much resources, but at default settings, it doesn't use that much recently

[@viks9759]

The one that is scary and the one you should be afraid of is the one that lays in the background feeding in formation without hurting your computer by visual effects like most of these. 👍🏻

[@xbotscythe]

As someone who's been following ransomware since cryptolocker (at age 7-8 may I add lmfao) it's so scary to watch this threat which was once this kind of uncommon thing explode into the mainstream and then be going after businesses. It's nothing new now but watching it unfold was something else (especially considering wannacry infected one of my old computers)

[@IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

Great video Leo! Thanks for sharing it with us!💖👌👍😎JP

[@srofv7805]

Wannacry hit me like a brick. I think I got it from my university worksite after it infected some system somewhere along the line. It took down a giant billboard at the centre of the city, displaying the ransom message proudly for a couple hours, a red ticking clock of doom (this was after my comp had been infected). Sucks for them, I was planning on rebooting my system because the hard drive had started glitching up (still using it today). I'd backed my important stuff already, so all that was left was to install all the other software over the period of a month or two.

[@KankaWasTaken]

that sounds really scary. I guess I was comforted by not knowing wannacry could spread like that, because this would have made me very paranoid

[@johnreaper4452]

If you got infected by wannacry thats your fault at that time win7 and 10 had a security update runing already smb v1

[@ilmansalt]

That's why you backup your most important data.

[@jackalcz2806]

My harddrive is also acting up lately, i will be more vigilant from now on. These hdds have some sixth sense i tell you.

[@Endyxria]

0:08 what a nice message, it even tells you to have a nice day

[@evolvemga]

Such an important topic! Thanks for breaking it down

[@tamanho9735]

Thank you so much for getting straight to the point i rly appreciate

[@Doomguy0623]

Hey Leo love your videos, could we possibly see a new Malwarebytes vs ransomware/malware video?

[@tandemmusicpro6210]

thank you! You helped me a lot in this video.

[@GT7776]

Love your vids mate

[@jayjwin1178]

Kaspersky is the best. Even See Ai A couldn't break it.

[@iamlorddems3859]

I could have sworn there was a ransomware that puts it at the beginning of your boot up and stops it from going forward without the password

[@boodyassn6824]

Thank You!

[@Pulzyfr]

The thing that still pisses me off about the Colonial Pipeline attack was that it actually didn't shut down their ability to transfer gas at all, just their ability to track the cost of it

[@moheebdarban7257]

Really appreciate your content!

[@alext8124]

Good video! Please can you try AVG Business edition vs Norton anti viruses on Ransomware?

[@diogenes_of_sinope]

I'd suggest the companies which suffered from ransomware and companies which want to avoid such troubles not to use the OS they all use, learn their lesson or learn from others mistakes and use a more secure, free OS.

[@xasmaniusvolk8416]

6:30 companies be like "compromised! Change your names, your addresses and your fingerprints" XD

[@FerintoshFarmsPhotography]

This pipe making company near us got hit, they ended up paying it out; then after they installed MacAfee to protect all the computers...

[@n3sc4ubr94]

Hey, can you do a video testing Kaspersky but with him on the highest protection? All components of it in the max.

[@applyinggaming9529]

he did that like so many times already

[@colden3782]

ransomware is always scary

[@KoichiFirst8092]

I am just here because of a KZbin ad from the Swedish Police, warning about ransomware. The ad in question appeared shortly after 01:00 AM local time.

[@pabloferreri]

works, keep up the good work man

[@wrenrhodes1155]

i don't think there's even a thing called "city of london police", pretty sure northern england's police force are called the metropolitan police

[@dinoboba1185]

I got attacked by the NQSQ ransomware 2w ago and only noticed it a week layer since i ignore my files and play some games, i said to this ky dad and he said to reformat the laptop, but i eliminated the ransomware but my files are encrypted

[@cybersecurity3523]

Good job bro

[@golekanemoepeng1942]

thanks bro it's really help

[@yajatghule130]

YEAH can you also make a video about which antivirus is best now (because intel brought mc afee so its a better now ) and also do the video focused on which antivirus blocks malware best then you can go on the user interface etc (make it so in a scenario of a home user)

[@rndmtch]

Wow, this is terrible! I cannot believe how evil and deceptive these ransomware are!

[@shaunnathanson6905]

Resomeware hit transnet in south Africa as well!!!! Like a month ago.

[@cpuuk]

Saw a sobering stat which said that over 50% of ransoms paid didn't get their data back anyway.

[@GT7776]

to be fair they aren't obliged to give you the data back, even if you pay them

[@samik83]

I've been uder the impression that most of the time they get their data back. Think about it, it creates trust that when you pay you get what they promised and they can do it over and over again. I remember that when Garmin got attacked they even gave them some helpfull hints on how to make their security better. Even with this kind of business model you have to establish trust for it to work in the long term :)

[@c0ri]

funny the Russian one steals your data to their cloud before it encrypts it on your machine. This sounds just like the Apple iCloud. Then the put a link to keep on my computer, wihch when clicked deletes everything from the cloud and doesn't put it back on your machine. LOL.

[@benjyharris1244]

Its good that news makes people aware of this. Yhen it will educate people and help spread awareness.

[@tofuchaeng06]

Here's some fix (for the OS only): Change your hard drive and install another OS Don't plug your installer while computer is running. After you reinstall it, don't use any account that previously used from the attacked os. Happens to me one time when I wrongly downloaded some CoD in the internet with a password "1234"

[@rainyplant7066]

Informative

[@mikakun6748]

I love your videos❤️😁

[@DumReviewGRC]

Hi! Do you need any special sanction to review Dr.Web?

[@gamerfun4516]

I love these videos, please keep it up i have become so much better online in safety concerns. Thank very much.

[@trmxxx]

Many thanks broh

[@Khual]

Lets gooo!Sponsor by Kaspersky

[@alegacybestforgotten752]

Ransomeware: I will steal your files. I got you. Dial up connection: Good luck m8

[@ilker2445]

I have been in a ransomware situation twice.

[@felteacolney1539]

Kaspersky is my best choice of antivirus...

[@dipaksinha3669]

Hello leo..can u discuss how pegasus spyware infect it would be much help ..thank you... love urs video a lot

[@redzone420]

Please do a review on Avast One

[@iLuvGaming]

We are not prepared to have computers in our brains

[@wizkid86]

Oh oh.....I have a video request. How about doing regular Windows Defender plus (drumroll) Cisco Umbrella against ransomware. The idea is that Umbrella should block callbacks.

[@mrgermanyhd]

Hey, I have a question: How can it be that a ransomware 1. prevents me from getting rid of it after I re-installed windows and 2. locks all external hard drives ? Can you give an answer to both questions?

[@ja.935g67]

Could you test these against Deep Freeze 8.6? When you reboot everything should be restored.

[@AndyHerbert254]

A question: take multiple ransomwares which are known to be decryptable, and run them all one at a time on a machine. Can that machine's data be restored? (in theory it should still be)

[@maxwellmorgan]

Wannacry: 300 bucks for your stuff back. Joker praiser's whatever the hell their ransomware's name is: 5.9 million for stuff you could get back for 20.

[@wevegottrouble5891]

Top hackers: Encrypting your data and demanding money Also top hackers: "an military"

[@Illum1na-HvH]

5:00 had it once because piracy but never got scared of it

[@LunayderKater]

"Airport Departures" 2:50 .. thats a Train Statiopn Departure Table :D

[@iqbalbaharchowdhury6397]

ty bruu

[@cairo8884]

My school got attacked by a ransomware attack

[@bakaralijedhava127]

@thepc security channel Please do forensic on eScan total security and eScan Total security for business Thank you

[@malicja.x]

me, who keeps literally 0 important files on my PC and has copies of the unimportant ones: *Interesting.*

[@sam.l1546]

Can I ask where to get these Ransomware? I really wanna have a look at their codes even one is enough for me I know it's ridiculous cuz some people try to avoid it but I want to have look at a genuine disastrous program and how it avoids security of windows defender and other various types of security

[@tablettablete186]

Why windows doesn't support MAC (Mandatory Access Control)? - rethorical question This could reduce soo much the impact of ransom. Maybe we can parcialy sandbox an application with DAC rules (every app under a different unprivileged user)

[@TheWolvesCurse]

as a private consumer, could i just the wipe the drives, format them and reinstall windows to get rid of the malware? i usually backup personal files, like pictures etc. on an external USB drive, which i disconnect after copying. everything else on my computer is expendable, so long the hardware isn't damaged. is that viable, or will the system still be infected after formating the drives and a fresh OS reinstall?

[@4k.69]

Please make a video on stop/djvu ransomware and .ooza extension ransomware

[@Eclypsee]

YOOOO Kaspersky 😳

[@GT7776]

suspersky 😳

[@aonirsplayground6224]

Strategy? Format. Just like vodquilla IRL, making space for new life experiences!

[@pacifickempeitai]

how about making an episode to analyse some of this malware? QiHoo 360 Security;nTencent QQ AntiVirus; 3. Rising AntiVirus

[@pozzo6828]

Is the KSN enabled in the test? Does it provide additional protection in real world scenarios?

[@applyinggaming9529]

yes it somewhat does, but honestly when your kaspersky auto updates databases regularly it does not really matter

[@anthomii5909]

more top lists please

[@NerdyRodent]

What is the best a/v for Linux PCs?

[@beng.5404]

You won't need an av

[@jurrewolters9833]

I didn't see wannacry on the news, I saw it on my pc though

[@GGFROOK]

i really like this channel

[@toomuchtimeonmyhands5116]

Am I the only one that finds successful ransomware attacks creepy? Not necessarily for the fact that “your things are ours now”, but because of the stillness your computer goes to afterwards. This might also be because I’ve seen gameplay of “Welcome to the game” and is just paranoia

[@ThatPyroMain]

Yknow I always get chills whenever I think that my computer might be infected with viruses or someone spying me via the webcam.. you don't know how scared I was when my steam account got hijacked..

[@lordadz1615]

I had a Ransom attack in the past. It was the met police one though. Thankfully now I always keeps a good security suite with me. Helps alot

[@scmsecuritycrackmalwares783]

Hey man Can you compare all paid antivirus in 2021 ?

[@kevinbrandon6431]

Everytime you excel at a job i come for and each time you strive to do more better which is better rewarding. This is my shout out to you *100ETHICS* I promise to to appreciate you with my testimonies keep up the good work..

[@HelloItsChristos]

that one company that runs any program in some trash laptop without wifi: im 10 universes ahead of you

[@vampiregoat69]

My friend got that Virlocker one

[@nickcliff]

Revil ransomeware I heard about it on security now

[@Heroas_Hamseros]

2:48 So the digital timetables on train stations are computers!

[@Ben24-7]

Reminds me of the NT authority virus on win 98

[@Mrmanman2735]

Is hitmanpro still a good antivirus software

[@lemau8458]

4:57 "Because the fine is not that high" just a casual $45,000, that's pocket change

[@pcsecuritychannel]

It actually says £150 GBP if you read the top line. It is an old threat so the BTC value likely hasn’t been updated although I doubt if it ever was that low.

[@kaboomcanuck2]

Hey - I'm an IT professional working at a company and I'm putting together a presentation on cyber security basics. Main topic will be around ransomware and I would like to show one of your shorter KZbin videos as part of demonstrating how quickly ransomware can impact a network. While KZbin is public just wanted to check directly with you if it's fine by you. I will include a link to your channel in the slide.

[@11ujujz47]

Bruh, did you present it?

[@davehenderson3739]

Why would you click on a random pop-up, i think you have a better chance of getting ransomware if you got to a sketchy site.

[@airitanaka195]

2:51 that aint to airport that is a train station from germany (prob) from a display by the db

[@barry2343]

if you dont care about your data is it possible to just reboot your pc and delete everything?

[@daemonspudguy]

VirLocker claiming that copyright infringement is a "federal" crime in the UK is funny if you know what the UK's government structure is.

[@YhelloWish]

Does the normal windows defender can disinfect this?

[@Alex-em9ij]

This is why you need important things paste to cds (not removable)

[@abrokenpal]

Ah yes, more e-waste

[@immyth6935]

i keep a ipad and a laptop which never connect to any network and are only used to store data and watch movie once in a very long time i recently got trojan and my ipad saved eveything and alot of money

[@royplasencia4011]

how do you get rid of these ransomware/viruses on your pc