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03-10-2016, 02:45 PM
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Solution for the new ransomware on Macs
I see that Transmission for Mac has been infected with ransomware. Yikes. I don't use Transmission, but if it happened there, other apps will be next. It was said that the only solution is to store backups offline, because all flies online will be encrypterd. What about using
"On successful completion -> Eject [drive]"? My question is, will SD remount the drive before the next backup? 
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