Windows 10: Microsoft claims "no known ransomware" runs on Windows 10 S

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  1. Brink
    Brink New Member

    Microsoft claims "no known ransomware" runs on Windows 10 S


    Read more: Microsoft says 'no known ransomware' runs on Windows 10 S - so we tried to hack it | ZDNet

    :)
     
    Brink, Jun 22, 2017
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  2. GRSCHINON
    grschinon Win User

    Enter on keypad " no. + # "

    petrib is correct. It is a shortcut to SIM numbers.

    Numbers on your SIM might not be in the position you think. Just because they appear sorted in alphabetical order in the contacts list doesn't mean that they appear in that same order on the SIM. On the SIM they appear in the order in which you input them,
    unless you delete a number in which case the next one entered takes its place.
     
    grschinon, Jun 22, 2017
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  3. HAHAKAK
    hahakak Win User
    Enter on keypad " no. + # "

    Hello guys :smileyhappy:

    There's something make me crazy :s
    When I click a certain number on keypad on any NOKIA mobile
    Then click the symbol " # ", then a number of
    a contact "in my contact list" will be appeared.
    Is there anyone know how is that???
    I feel curious toward this puzzle :smileyvery-happy:
    OK., if anyone know about this topic, please tell me :smileysad:
    Anyway thanks :smileywink:
     
    hahakak, Jun 22, 2017
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  4. MYSTERE
    Mystere Win User

    Microsoft claims "no known ransomware" runs on Windows 10 S

    Microsoft didn't say Windows 10 S was unhackable. They said that no known version of Ransomware can successfully attack a Windows 10 S machine, which is completely true. The ZDNet article described a manual, human driven process to install potential malware.

    In other words, nothing that is currently in the wild will infect a 10 S machine automatically.

    That's not saying much though. Since new malware could be written to specifically target 10 S, but it's doubtful anyone will bother since 10 S will likely have a pretty small percentage of users.
     
    Mystere, Jun 22, 2017
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