На сайте «Доктор Веб» начал работать специальный проект по бесплатной разблокировке систем, зараженных троянцем-вымогателем Trojan.Winlock. Открытие этого проекта показало, что люди недооценили реальных масштабов эпидемии, о чем в воскресенье на сайте была выпущена дополнительная новость. Как показывают приблизительные подсчеты, доход авторов вредоносных программ семейства Trojan.Winlock огромен. Счет пострадавших уже идет на миллионы. Dr.Web не имеет все коды разблокировки; кодов, присылаемых пользователями, тоже не хватает, чтобы остановить эпидемию.
Бесплатно разблокировать Windows можно по этой ссылке на официальном сайте компании
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