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Trends in mobile ransomware and incident response from a digital forensics perspective

Ko et al., 2022

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11349722690714420610
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Ko M
Kim D
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Recently, the number of mobile ransomware types has increased. Moreover, the number of cases of damage caused by mobile ransomware is increasing. Representative damage cases include encrypting files on the victim's smart device or making them unusable …
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