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  • security College to close after severe ransomware attack Rob Beschizza
  • crime NRA hacked, claim hackers Rob Beschizza
  • candy Candy corn is the latest victim of ransomware attacks Thom Dunn
  • News Cybersecurity agency warns of 'imminent, increased cybercrime threat to U.S. hospitals and healthcare providers" Xeni Jardin
  • Business Hacked hospital chain Universal Health Services says all 250 U.S. facilities hobbled by attack Xeni Jardin
  • News "Suspected ransomware attack" takes down Universal Health Services hospital network, doctors and nurses are using paper Xeni Jardin
  • ransomware What's it really like to negotiate with ransomware gangs? Mark Frauenfelder
  • hacking Details emerge after an honest Tesla employee thwarted a ransomware plot Andrea James
  • politics Criminal hackers breach law firm, threaten to release Trump documents Xeni Jardin
  • security After ransomware took Baltimore hostage, Maryland introduces legislation that bans disclosing the bugs ransomware exploits Cory Doctorow
  • ransomware The penniless hero of the ransomware epidemic has written more decryptors than anyone else Cory Doctorow
  • security Why haven't cyberinsurers exerted more pressure on companies to be better at security? Cory Doctorow
  • security Information security and warfare metaphors: a toxic mix made in hell Cory Doctorow
  • ransomware How insurance companies are fueling a rise in ransomware attacks by paying the ransom Mark Frauenfelder
  • News 2020 Elections: Ransomware attacks on voter registration databases and systems feared by cybersecurity officials Xeni Jardin
  • crime More than 20 Texas cities and towns have been taken hostage by ransomware Cory Doctorow
  • crime US Conference of Mayors adopts a resolution to never pay off ransomware attackers Cory Doctorow
  • hackers Less than 1 week after Florida town pays ransomware gang ~$600K, another Florida town votes to pay ~$500K in BTC to ransomware gang Xeni Jardin
  • security Report: UK "Ransomware consultants" Red Mosquito promise to unlock your data, but they're just paying off the criminals (and charging you a markup!) Cory Doctorow
  • security Learning from Baltimore's disaster, Florida city will pay criminals $600,000 to get free of ransomware attack Cory Doctorow
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