Ransomware Update - Markets May React Negatively to Attack
For those of you with any stake in the stock market, be warned that there are over 200,000 + infected computers that have been infected with the ransom-ware attack Friday and markets may react poorly. Below is a map of the current infections via malware.
For those of you who don't know, this attack has impacted banks, schools, financial agencies, hospitals, and more (anywhere that had out of date computers. See Pictures Below of scope. (via Zerohedge http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-05-13/bank-china-atms-go-dark-ransomware-attack-slams-china)
This could drive crypto!!
Blockchain is awesome!!
Unless there is a global meltdown, which wouldn't just affect money, but everything...there are always threats...like a housing market (just saying!)
Keep the faith....keep crypto....
Too bad.
I don't know if that is sarcasm or not, but this made me laugh really hard. lolz
Make sure you always have some cash available folks. I don't see many people paying by cash, they are going to be stuffed should the SHTF and the ATM's and paypoints go down.
Having extra cash on hand makes sense.
Forget cash a few cases of good scotch would be worth its weight in gold lol and worse comes to worse I can drink it ,.. Cash not so much so lol
Should have patched... should not have used Windows ;)
Linux rules lmao
Opensuse for me these days ..great hardware support ...
But ubuntu is still winning I think for ease ...
Right on both counts! With this game out "in the wild," this (and attacks like it) are only gonna get worse.
I'll just stick to cryptos from now on. Upvoted and followed.
Thanks for the info!
Thank God I didn't invest on anything of Forex. And with more reason I'm thinking in reunite and invest on cryptocurrencies...
Lets hope not!!
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