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In this case, they had a backup and restored from that.# The attackers also only encrypted about 0,02% of the systems, but the university paid because the atta
by bpfrh 6y ago
In this case, they had a backup and restored from that.#
The attackers also only encrypted about 0,02% of the systems, but the university paid because the attackers threatened to make the stolen data public.
- rightbyte 6y agoI don't get it. How can a public University even pay ransoms in practice? What do the statutory auditor say? What does the IRS say?