One of the worst ills in the world of computing is the presence of viruses and malware that affect our PC, making it often unusable or even taking in "hostage" our files with a request for a redemption (ransomware). Also sometimes, those who encounter this malicious software must also deal with the irony of developers who exploit images, sounds, and other famous brands or groups of musicians, etc. to emphasize their malicious intent.
E given the popularity that Xiaomi is going to meet, even his brand has been exploited for purposes poco nobles by some hacker who circulated a malware called "Are you OK?". In particular, the malware in question in the first instance returns a black screen and then follow a system crash with an attached blue screen. When you restart the computer, you find thedesktop wallpaper with orange background and Mi logo of the Xiaomi company repeatedly endlessly with the words "Are you OK?". Of course, like any malware, you will not be able to access your files.
Deburring malware does not seem complex and the files will not be encrypted or removed but simply hidden. We do not know if it's a bad advertising or some action to undermine the image of Xiaomi but we are sure that never as this is the case: "For good or bad, the important thing is that you talk about it."
