Windows 10: Navigating the Edge Computing Maze: Seeking Clarity and Expert Insight

Hey there, I've been diving into the world of edge computing recently, and I must admit, I'm a bit overwhelmed. While I understand the basic concept of processing data closer to the source rather than in a centralized data center, I'm struggling to grasp the finer details and implementation aspects. My main concerns revolve around how to effectively leverage edge computing for real-time data processing and analytics. How can I ensure smooth integration with existing cloud infrastructure, and what are the best practices for managing the complexities of distributed computing at the edge? Furt

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Maze Randomware and Adobe Flash Player

You might want to read the in-depth-analysis which is linked in below tweet:

Catalin Cimpanu on Twitter: "A very in-depth analysis of the Maze ransomware from Cyberbit's @hodg87 https://t.co/Be8dlT8kgH https://t.co/eqc3MLsO6x" / Twitter


ID Ransomware is able to identify data encrypted by Maze ransomware.

AFAIK there does not exist any free decryptor.

Suggestion to read (and if necessary do) everything here:

• https://blog.emsisoft.com/en/26164/how-to-remove-ransomware-the-right-way-a-step-by-step-guide/
  
• https://support.emsisoft.com/topic/29386-first-steps-when-dealing-with-ransomware/
  
• Best Defensive Strategy against ransomware (crypto malware)
  
• How ransomware spreads: 9 most common infection methods and how to stop them | Emsisoft | Security
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• Should you pay the ransom? - Reporting Ransomware
  
• Latest Maze news

[*]Ransomware incidents should be treated as data breaches and immediately disclosed

[*]Warning to law firms: a ransomware group is stealing data and posting it online

[*]Ransomware data exfiltration detection and mitigation strategies

In case you have any further questions, I would suggest to ask in below forums because they have the most knowledgeable and widely acknowledged ransomware experts.

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Ransomware Help & Tech Support Forum - BleepingComputer.com

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https://support.emsisoft.com/forum/83-help-my-files-are-encrypted/

 

Seeking clarity - Creating a Recovery Drive

I just created a new recovery drive today and examined its contents. I am more than ever convinced, that the recovery drive will return me to the OEM setup and not the current version 20H2 on my PC.

 

Seeking clarity - Creating a Recovery Drive

In respect of OEM Machines, the system may contain an Image partition. It is the factory Image. No matter when you create a recovery drive, the recovery drive will contain the factory image. When Windows does not start you can reinstall Windows 10 to the factory image with the recovery drive.. It is so on my Dell Inspiron which has a 12GB Image partition.. So I presume it may be so with other OEM machines too if it has a like Image partition..




https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/e...-dell-computer

My system with the Image Partition: