emily: what about ransomware? have heard about increasing ransomware attack. 59% increase, including acceleration towards the end of last year. now that we know more about ransomware, how do we combat it? steve: the first thing to recognize is from a cyber criminal's perspective, ransomware is a great crime and part of the reason is they are paid directly by the victim. unlike things like data theft, where a cyber criminal would then need to sell the stolen dita -- data to monetize it, ransomware is a clean crime. a lot of what we are doing to defend against ransomware is to understand all of the different types of attacks, either holding data for ransom, or in corporate and health care environment holding systems for ransom until , a ransom of a large amount is paid. simplyour companies paying these hackers off? onceere any way to not pay the attack has happened? steve: it is a great question. the advice we give is if you can , recover from a ransomware attack without paying, it is a far better process. backing up your data so that if it is a database-ransomw

so they have been more suheptible to tese ransomware attacks.y also havefttimes a mandate to pay the ransom because either constituent or patient services are being disrupted, so they tend to be more likely toay. they're good targets because they will often pay and they're i don't want toay easy targets, but because their security teams tento be stretched thinner, there's -- a bad guy is more likely to find a mistake. >> sreenivasan: allan liska, senior intelligence analyst with "recorded future," thank you so much. >> thank you >> woodruff: stay with us. coming up on the "newshour." mark shields and david brooksr analyze anotump cabinet shakeup. author mohsin hamid answers yous ons about his newest book "exit west." and the accountant who play in the national hockey league. but returning to the murky world of cyber attacks, and defense. the newest u.s. military command is responsible not for a piece of land or air, but cyberspace. special correspondent mike cerre, has this exclusive, inside view of the men an women protecting the military's dig

slinks you know that's one of the ways that ransomware now is it was a three cost three hundred fifty billion dollars in damage and twenty fifteen guess what it did in two thousand and seventeen five billion dollars right now the colorado department of transportation can't pay its employees because they're obstructed with ransomware and just a cut because guess what somebody clicked on a link so i'll tell you the biggest problem not only for people if you have bad habits you're speaking of driving if you're a poor driver and you go to work for the police department you're still a poor driver just because you're in a car and i know from experience. oh i could drive really good now because i have these lights and sirens so they get on the internet and you're right we're now raising the first true post internet generation they're kind of calling it the i didn't you know pass the millennial they've never known anything but the internet so that brings up a whole nother host of problems are we going to raise our kids to be better on the internet like you say it's like driving you've got to

one week ago the city of atlanta georgia was the victim of a ransomware attack which immediately restricted access to certain computer systems and files unless the city pays cyber attackers fifty one thousand dollars in bitcoin those systems and those files within it were remained behind digital lock and key and potentially deleted we reach out to the city's director of communications asking if they had any leads on suspects and if they knew if any data had been compromised and they said quote we have confirmed that we know who is responsible for the attack however we have not provided any additional details or comment beyond that at this time there is no evidence to show that customer or employee data has been compromised however customers and employees are encouraged to take precautionary measures to monitor and protect their personal information that sounds rather is ominous and here to help us out is cyber security expert in the founder of c.e.o. of virus software todd shipley todd thank you for being with us again what's going on with things that's so strange that not many of the even

"this is much bigger than ransomware attack. really is an attack on our government, which means it's an attack on all of us." the virus known as samsam crippled computers and wireless networks and blocked access to important data. file names changed to "i'm sorry" and a message threatened to make the data permanently inaccessible within a week.the city departments impacted included the courts, police , city planning and human resources.9-1-1 emergency dispatch was not affected, and neither were operations at hartfield-jackson airport, although there was no wi-fi network for passengers. atlanta is the biggest city to be hit with the samsam malware... but it's not the only one.in the past few months, the birmingham, alabama suburb of leeds paid 12=thousand dollars to recover its files.a hospital in indiana paid 50=thousand dollars.colorado's department of transportation lost data on 2=thousand computers in february, and was in the process of restoring it when they were infected by a new mutated virus.the entire town of farmington,

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jeff, ransomware has become a growing problem as hackers target government service, schools, and even hospitals. >> glor: all right, paula reid, thank you. the sexual abuse scandal at michigan state widened today. the university is where former sports doctor larry nassar worked. he's serving a long prison term for abusing female athletes. now, william strampel, a former dean who oversaw nassar has been arrested. strampel is accused of groping and propositioning female students and keeping pornographic pictures on his computer. in russia today, shock turned to rage as awful details emerged from a fire in a shopping mall. at least 64 people were killed, ussi of them children. charlie d'agata is in moscow. >> reporter: thousands turned out demanding answers. some held pictures of their dead children. "the truth," they shouted. "we want the truth. why did so many children die in whnday's fire?" a father broke down, recalling the last conversation he had onth his daughter. "i told her to lie down on the floor and breathe." "dad," she said, "i'm suffocating." at least 41 children died. it w

you're still seeing ripple effect from the ransomware attack.ion. reportedly this particularly ransomware, samsam run by a group gold golden lore, has been aren't since 2015 we seen them use these against hospitals, schools, a lot of installations across the country going back years. they actually hit the department of transportation in colorado earlier this month as well as a hospital in farmington. stuart: so the ransomware guys come in, hack into your system and they freeze it and they tell the authorities, we'll unfreeze it for a certain amount of money, or bitcoin i guess? maybe that is how it is paid. we don't know whether atlanta paid up or not but sure other municipalities are, could be subject to precisely the same attack, right? >> absolutely. so the way it works is that somebody at one of these organizations, either through a phishing attack where they click on a little link part of an email or for this group they target a vulnerability in java program servers, the j boss, the vulnerability in the jboss programing language. the ransom

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following about a month later russian state hackers deployed similar ransomware to paralyze computers in the ukraine on the eve of that country's independence day. in kiev you couldn't get cash from cash machines. workers at chernobyl nuclear power plant had to monitor radiation levels manually. russia and north korea have homegrown hacking talent. they have proven they can carry out large-scale hack attacks. most of the people i speak with about the attacks in baltimore and atlanta it is really too early to tell if there is a state actor. officials in the that were attacked by unknown actors what i'm hearing from authorities, it is assumed that the hackers were going for cash. right now it doesn't seem to have a state link. it doesn't make it less significant. it is just what we are working with right now. in atlanta, you remember the mayor described it as a hostage situation. none of the city's 8,000 workers could use their computers. residents couldn't pay for traffic tickets or water bills online. atlanta has one of the busiest's word airports. no free wi-fi. baltimore, its 311 em

but what we do know is on thursday, march 22nd, hackers attacked the city government with a ransomware what does that mean? that means that hackers are holding hostage essentially the computer systems across the city until the city government pays a ransom. now, the mayor says that there have been communications in writing from these hackers. they've mentioned $51,000, but so far no specific amount of what the ransom will be to unlock all those city computers. >> is there a concern that this is going to happen in other cities? >> reporter: well, it certainly is a concern that it will happen in other cities. it has happened in other cities. in davidson county in north carolina, the same week that atlanta was under attack, they announced that after a month, they are now getting back up to speed. but there is affecting water bills not being paid online, parking tickets, municipal court proceedings of people who are in the in custody are at hold. we know safety services, police, fire, 911, unaffected. the city's international airport unaffected. the fbi, secret service, homeland security,

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. >> the city of atlanta is being hit by a ransomware attack. there are concerns the federal government is not doing enough. force,you have a task but i have not seen in this administration or the previous one where this kind of stuff has deterred the iranians or russians. what is the federal government doing to deterred these kind of attacks and protect american citizens in infrastructure? mr. rosenstein: this in its second is year, and we are doing quite a lot. i am not going to speak to what has or has not been done historically. you only see the ones that have been deterred. we are working together to pursue every lead, and we are encouraging private sector victims to come forward. we will keep returning indictments will make can. some of the indictments are unsealed. are notother cases that public, but in which we are working actively in pursuing charges. we will continue to pursue this strategy, this whole of government approach that you see here i the virtue of the treasury's involvement, and it will have an impact. going to have a specif

the so-called ransomware attack on the city's computer network triggered outages across several departments. a ransom note demanded $51,000 in digital currency to unfreeze the servers. officials say the attack did not affect crucial operations like public safety or water service. >>> well, craigslist has shut down its personal ad section. people looking for casual encounters or missed connections will now get this message. it's all about a new sex trafficking law passed by congress that holds websites liable for people who misuse personal ads. craigslist says it no longer wants to risk posting the ads. >>> well, it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood for fans of mister rogers. the postal service is issuing a forever stamp today honoring the children's television host. "mister rogers' neighborhood" went nationwide 50 years ago this month. >> when a stamp probably cost about a cent or a penny. >> oh, yes. >>> when we come back, yet another upset in march madness. >>> but first a former "playboy" model details her alleged relationship with president trump years ago and her response when she

i'm bart chilton coming up today there is an ongoing ransomware heist taking place like right now in atlanta georgia as well as cyber security expert todd shipley of vera software to give us the latest plus there's some new housing data and we'll look at it with kathy that the real well network and we'll talk about how block chain and cryptocurrency is r d centralizing finance with just one lead the founder and c.e.o. of next change the financial settlement easiest site first let's get to some of the stories topping today's financial headlines the trumpet ministration is reportedly considering using a little known law to ban chinese investment in sensitive technologies including five g. wireless the administration is reportedly looking to the international emergency economic powers act of one thousand nine hundred seventy seven as a legal means to block chinese investment and perhaps even freeze assets in deals that seeks to stop the law has been used previously against iran and sudan the broad use of the one nine hundred ninety seven act would represent a significant increase in exe

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