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Posted on August 21, 2017 by Corbin.Madix

SyncCrypt ransomware disguised as court order email, pulls malicious code from zip embedded in jpg. https://t.co/OIL1ytMhTt #TechTweets

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SyncCrypt ransomware disguised as court order email, pulls malicious code from zip embedded in jpg. https://t.co/OIL1ytMhTt

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