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What is MongoLock? MongoLock is a recent strain of ransomware that attempts to remove files and format drives by executing special demands through cmd. Mongolock is designed to take advanced of databases with weak security settings. MongoLock leaves a tell-tale sign of its presence with a ransom note in the form of a “warning.txt” file […]