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Python ransomware encrypts files with unique keys one at a time

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CryPy ransomware encrypts your files with a unique key for each one

A new strain of ransomware called CryPy has been discovered by researchers. Built in Python, the malware assigns a unique key for every file it encrypts, making it harder to have the files decrypted.