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Uploading a large number of images (or files) individually will take a very long time, since Dropbox (or Google Drive) has to individually assign IDs and attributes to every image. Therefore, I recommend that you archive your dataset first.

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Execute the following command. The first argument (result_on_colab.txt) is the name of the file you want to upload. The second argument (dropbox.txt) is the name you want to save the file as on Dropbox.

Just as with Dropbox, uploading a large number of images (or files) individually will take a very long time, since Google Drive has to individually assign IDs and attributes to every image. So I recommend that you archive your dataset first.

Execute the following commands. Here, FILE_ON_COLAB.txt is the name (or path) of the file on Colab, and DRIVE.txt is the name (or path) you want to save the file as (On Google Drive).

Install Anaconda on your machine (this is the recommended approach by PyTorch). This would install Python by default on your PC. No need to install Python separately. Follow the official guide here, if you need more instructions on downloading and installing Anaconda on windows.

You can download CUDA from Nvidia's website. In my case the download link was this one. Also be careful that you install the version of CUDA including all updates and patches. For me, the latest version was CUDA Toolkit 10.1 update2. This is because, in my case, in my first attempt, I had installed CUDA 10.1 without the 'update2', which later produced errors while building.

You can download it from here. Note that you would need to register/be already registered on Nvidia's page, to download CuDNN. Further, you would need to download a matching version of cuDNN for the CUDA version you earlier installed. In my case it was 8.0.5 for CUDA 10.1, which I installed earlier.

Magma can be downloaded from the url -windows/magma_2.5.4_cuda101_release.7z. In this url, be sure to change the version of CUDA to the version you installed. For example, if you has installed CUDA 10.2, the url would be -windows/magma_2.5.4_cuda102_release.7z, instead.

Mkl can be downloaded from here -windows/mkl_2020.2.254.7z. Like before unzip this (You might need to install 7zip on Windows) and keep in a folder such as 'D:\Pytorch requirements'. Next create two environment variables as shown below:

In the steps above, after the build process was finished, PyTorch was directly installed in the conda environment from where we were building. However, in the event of installing PyTorch again, in say, another Python environment on your system, you would not want to re-build again. This is where the wheel file would come in handy. From the same terminal that you used to build earlier, execute the below command:

This process might again take a couple of hours to finish. Once finished, you would have a wheel '.whl' file created in the 'pytorch/dist' folder. In my case it was called 'torch-1.10.0a0+git5060b69-cp39-cp39-win_amd64.whl'. You can save it on a location on your machine for future use. To install PyTorch using this whl file, you would need to activate your Python environment and install using pip or conda like below. Note that you would still need CUDA, cuDNN, the Nvidia driver and the packages you installed using conda earlier, to install using this wheel file without producing errors. Further CUDA, cuDNN, and the Nvidia driver would also be required while using PyTorch; so do not remove these from your machine.

By clicking the "Agree & Download" button below, you are confirming that you have read and agree to be bound by the License For Customer Use of NVIDIA Software for use of the driver. The driver will begin downloading immediately after clicking on the "Agree & Download" button below. NVIDIA recommends users update to the latest driver version. Please review NVIDIA Product Security for more information.

The script downloads encryption programs from a list of malicious sites. It then calls the windows command shell and loops through every fixed and network drive in its search for files to be encrypted. The command below shows a code fragment for the encryption of files stored on drive C:

Fortunately, the encryption programs are downloaded to User Space. Within the download loop the developer checks whether the program can be executed on the system. Since the program is executed from User Space AppGuard blocks the execution and prevents the script from starting the main loop over all drives and about 80 file types:

Preventing the execution of whatever scripts or executables from User Space is one of the basic security concepts of AppGuard. Unfortunately, the User Space concept does not work in the case of fileless malware. A very prominent representative of this malware type is Poweliks. Poweliks was first detected in August 2014. It hides its payload in the Windows registry, no file is written during the first infection phase.

Memory protection is designed to prevent one process (originator) from altering or reading the memory of another process (target). Attackers try to re-allocate memory, place executable code into the newly allocated memory, and then execute this code. This type of attack is known as memory code injection and memory scraping. This attack has been widely used in file-less malware which exists only in memory, and Trojan downloader type of malware.

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