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A new malware strain is targeting Linux and Windows systems, mobile banking apps potentially targeted by hackers, and the city of Knoxville suffers a ransomware attack - catch up on the week's news with the Friday Five.

Knoxville's government took its network offline and turned off infected servers and workstations after a ransomware attack this week.

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The ransomware attack hit the Tennessee city of Knoxville this week, causing disruptions in various services.