SMBs Paying Ransomware Demand Have 50% Chance to See Files Decrypted

By cineramaApril 30, 2017Bitcoin Business

It is anything but surprising to learn paying a ransomware attacker is not the best course of action. Doing so will have severe consequences for any malware victim on […]

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