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Frequency and version settings enable you to download files from a date and time before the infection.

The United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) urges ransomware victims to report attacks.

This tutorial is a self-service set of instructions that you can follow to recover from ransomware on a single device. Instead of paying the criminals behind this attack, use the CrashPlan app to restore files to your device from a date and time before the infection. Ransomware is a form of malware that encrypts files on your computer and demands a ransom to decrypt these files.

Please click here for the step-by-step PDF for installing Crashplan.This tutorial provides instructions for users to recover from a ransomware attack. Viterbi IT will assist with the installation process and walk through the application's various functions upon request. Single Sign On has been implemented for Crashplan, so you may use your USC Net ID and password to authenticate. There is also no quota on how much data can be backed up. There is no limit to the number of devices you would like backed up. Viterbi Service Desk could be found under MyViterbi. If you would like an account, please create a service request at Viterbi Service Desk. Your data is maintained on Crashplan servers but administered by Viterbi IT staff. Faculty and staff in AME and EES departments should refer to their respective department IT for an equivalent level of service and availability.Ĭrashplan will back up to the cloud. All backups are encrypted.Ĭrashplan is available to faculty (full-time, tenured, and tenure-track) and staff (with computers supplied by the school) currently supported by Viterbi IT. This solution is cross-platform capable, with clients available for Windows PCs, Macs, and Linux. Crashplan was adopted by Viterbi IT to allow users to back up and restore data on a computer, whether the computer is on campus or off campus, as long as there is an active internet connection.