Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Can RansomwareSim be used to encrypt real data?

A: No, RansomwareSim is designed exclusively for educational purposes in a controlled environment. It should never be used on real or sensitive data.

Q: Is RansomwareSim illegal to use?

A: RansomwareSim itself is not illegal, as it's intended for educational purposes. However, using it without consent on systems you do not own or have explicit permission to test is illegal and unethical.

Q: Will antivirus software detect RansomwareSim as a threat?

A: Yes, it's possible that antivirus programs may flag RansomwareSim as malicious due to its behavior. We recommend informing all participants about this in educational settings and considering temporary antivirus deactivation in controlled environments.

Q: Can RansomwareSim cause permanent damage to my files?

A: If used correctly in a test environment, RansomwareSim should not cause permanent damage. However, always back up any important data before running the tool.

Q: How can I contribute to the development of RansomwareSim?

A: Contributions are welcome! You can contribute by forking the repository, making your changes, and submitting a pull request. For more details, see our contribution guidelines.

Q: Can RansomwareSim be used for security training purposes?

A: Absolutely, RansomwareSim is an excellent tool for training IT professionals and students about the workings of ransomware and the importance of cybersecurity.

Q: Is there any support available if I encounter issues with RansomwareSim?

A: For any issues or inquiries, you can contact the project maintainers via contact methods. Additionally, you may open an issue on the GitHub repository for community support.
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