I hear this a lot, and it's one of the riskiest assumptions in cybersecurity. Ransomware can affect OneDrive, Google Drive and AWS S3. Not because Microsoft, Google or Amazon get "hacked," but because of how we use them. Here's how it usually plays out: 🔹 A laptop gets infected through a phishing email 🔹 Ransomware encrypts the files on it 🔹 The sync app sees the changes and uploads the encrypted versions 🔹 Every other device and shared folder gets the damaged files too Syncing wa...