TEMASOFT Ranstop 0.85.93.0 With License Key
A versatile anti-ransomware solution designed with a dual purpose in mind. It works both as a ransomware engine detection and a ransomware blocking solution but it's capable of much more.
- Automatically detect and block any ransomware already in execution and work as a protective barrier for your files in case they are affected by any pending attacks.
- Recover files from the time they've been encrypted until now, and still be able to work under the affected environment.
- Allow you to view a list of files and apps that triggered the detection on your computer.
- Provide easy control over backup activation and retention, or, if you want, exclude apps or files from being backed up.
- Provide both real-time and scheduled backups as well as a backup recovery application.
- Provides detailed statistics regarding the frequency and type of detected threats.
- Supports both Home and Professional versions of Windows.
- Free demo available.
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Recommended System Requirements
Requires at least Windows Vista or Windows 7, 32-bit or 64-bit edition, edition 2006 or later.
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(1) Detection and Blocking Mechanism - There are two main ways to detect and block any ransomware attack. First, Ranstop can scan your system for the presence of any registered malicious apps, while also monitoring the directory for the presence of any executable file.
(2) Backup and File Recovery – Ranstop can do anything from real-time backup and recovery to scheduled backups, or neither if you like. Also, it can provide a list of found files for you to optionally restore.
(3) Threat and Risk Assessment – Ranstop can display information regarding the risk of a detected ransomware attack as well as gather information regarding threats and their types.
(4) Control – Ranstop provides comprehensive control over settings regarding backup activation, retention, and file exclusion.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA -- 
Ransomware has been around for decades, but we're finally facing a big wave of this malware threat on a global scale. Once the subject of silly jokes and old-fashioned jokes passed on by your parents, ransomware has evolved to become one of the biggest threats on the Internet today.
This is the third of our blog series on the newest forms of malware. In our first entry, we looked at how banks are helping thwart ransomware attacks, while we discussed the risks posed by cryptocurrency mining malware in our second entry.
"Ransomware" is a crimeware attack that will encrypt your files and then force you to pay a ransom to have your data unlocked. The ugly truth is that your files are most likely encrypted by the time you will find out about it.
In reality, what the attacker is doing is not totally foolproof. You can break out of such a malware infection, although the procedure varies with how it was implemented and the encryption method used.
But, if you’re not ready, you should have already seen an alarming number of ransomware attacks happening in your company, and the numbers are rapidly growing.
If this is the case, and you don’t know what to do next, chances are you will be their next victim.
More and more businesses are becoming infected with malicious software, like ransomware. The fact is, you can't trust your employees, relatives and close friends.
That is, unless you have installed the right tools into your business network. What you need is a personal cloud that is safe from ever-increasing cyber threats.
What is ransomware?
Here is a basic and general definition of ransomware. Ransomware is the act of a software application or virus that encrypts a computer and then demands payment in order to decrypt the files.
The bad news is that the attacker can lock out any accounts that are involved in the process and make it impossible for you to retrieve the data.
The good news is that if you have a personal cloud solution, it is impossible for the attacker to lock out your accounts.
Here are the other ways it can happen:
1. Unauthorized access
This is really a variant of the previous scenario. In this case, your attacker does get an unauthorized access to your personal cloud solution, possibly one of your team members or your family
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