Ransomware |ˈrænsəmˌwɛr| — ⠜⡠⣂⣈⠅⠖⠢⡉ ⢰⡒⠋⠡⡃⣀⢒⠔⢈ ⠒⣀⠋⢑⡠⣠⡃⡅⠤⠑⢰⠙⡐ ⠓⠋⠥ ⢌⢠⣄⡡⢰⠸ ⠒⡅⢰⡄⡌⡤ ⠱⡨ ⠃⡉⠊⠋⢨⢆ ⢌⠦⠍ ⣄⠉⢃⢘⢂⡊⡘ ⡈ ⠚⣠⠰⡆⠓ ⡰⡡⣈⠢⢤⠒⢔⢤⢌ ⠇⠪⠋⠨⠙⠡ ⣐⠎ ⣄⠖ ⠖⡤⡰⠨⢌⠙⠎⡤⠖⠲⢠⢊⢃⠃

Ransomware is a type of malicious software that infects computers or systems by blocking access to important files or devices. The attackers behind this type of attack then demand a ransom in exchange for unlocking or restoring access to the data. This can lead to serious consequences for users, as they may lose important data or pay a ransom to regain access to their system.

⢢ ⠓⣀⡈⢄⡊⠴⢂⠜⡁⠨ ⠸ ⠨⠱ ⣠⡃⠙ ⡁⢠⠊⣠⡰⠙⡢⡊⠚⠪ ⢤⡔⣐⡊⠆⠍⠙⡠⠡⠬⢂ ⢘⣄⠣⠅⣠⠒⠅⠥⡒⠚⡑⠣⣄ ⠡⡔⢔ ⢐⢅⢈⢊⡔⠚⢂ ⢅⠣⠔⡁⡢⡈⡁⠜⠴⠢ ⠎⠸⡉ ⠥⠌⠑⡆⣈⡂⠊⣁ ⢉⡂⢆⠔⣈⠌⠎⠘ ⣈⡌⢡⠚⡈⠱ ⡉⠚ ⡁⠊⠥⣀⠚⠪⠖⠎ ⠸⣄⣈⠲⠤⠪ ⠥⣂⡡ ⡠⠬⡒⢉⠍⡠⢃⠦⡅⡁ ⡡⠡⢉⡆⢐⣀⠌⠔⡐⡃⣐⡆ ⠢⣁⠉ ⠤⠒⠲⡉⠪⡠ ⠇⠩ ⠎⡆⣀ ⠔⠋⢊⡘⠅ ⣈⢄⢄⠊⡅ ⠑⠘⠨⢐⠨ ⠤⠎⢆⠑⠙⢰⡌⣄⠅ ⡉⡔⠋⠔⠱ ⣂⠚ ⡊⢅⡢⢆⢁⡘⠌⠲⡨⠡⠒⢠⢃ ⠕⣄⢤ ⢅⡄⠣⡒⠡⠸⡊⡉⡁⢅ ⠚⢃⢅⢔⡒⢘⠔ ⠎⡑ ⠋⠱⡢⠍⡨⢐ ⠣⠬ ⠊⣀⠥⣄ ⠸⡔⢢⡐⢄⢰⣀⠍⠔ ⠸⢊ ⠇⠇⠡⣠⡂⡈⢒⢠⠊ ⢒⠩⠖⠸⢉⠇⠒⢔⡒ ⠆⢄⡢ ⡁⠨⣁⠣⠴⡨⢈⠢⢈⠸⠥⡊⡡ ⣁⢐⢨⢆⡉⠚⡉⡅ ⢔⡒⠎⡒ ⡰⡈⢊⡠⠩⠪ ⠙⠡⠚⠋⡘⠨⡑⢌ ⢰⡄⢃⠆⠎⡘⣀ ⢅⠣⠖⡂ ⠴⣠⠬ ⡄⢔⡁⠙⠌⣐⡒⠉ ⠦⠸⡌⠓⢨⢉ ⠅⠆⡆ ⠖⡤⢑⠚⠒⠬⡐⣀⠜ ⡑⠱ ⣠⠘⠉⡂⠚⡡ ⠒⠪ ⡔⢃⠅⡊⢉⡑⠦⠰

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