48% Of Ransomware Victims Paid At Least US$2,500 In 2016

By cineramaJanuary 27, 2017Bitcoin Business

Despite all of the ransomware educational campaigns that have been organized in recent months, half of the victims still meet the ransom demand. That number is incredibly disconcerting, as […]

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48% Of Ransomware Victims Paid At Least US$2,500 In 2016

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