Fake WannaCry Is After Bitcoin

The hackers who created it decided to save time and avoid the cumbersome process of creating an actual ransomware sending out emails which do not encrypt your information instead.

“The WannaCry emails are designed to cause panic and trick you into believing that your computer is infected with WannaCry ransomware. In reality, the emails are just a phishing exercise to try and extort money. The emails claim that all of your devices were hacked and your files will be deleted unless you pay a fine to the fraudsters in Bitcoin,” the warning said.

It is hardly surprising that fraudulent malware creators attempt to copy WannaCry as the virus managed to shut down multiple major systems and computers around the world, including the National Health System in the U.K.

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