Ransomware: hackers miss their chance by mistaking the company

Ransomware: hackers miss their chance by mistaking the company

This is quite an unusual story that is happening in the London area. Indeed, a large company is experiencing some difficulties due to computer disruptions while a group of hackers is demanding a ransom from another company in the same sector.
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Cambridge Water Company, Cyberattack, Ransomware, South Staffordshire Water, United Kingdom
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