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WannaCrypt victims paid out over $140k in Bitcoin to get files unscrambled

Posted onAugust 3, 2017August 4, 2017

More than $140,000 (£105,000) in Bitcoin has been paid out by victims of the global WannaCrypt ransomware outbreak from May. The money was removed from the online wallets at 4am UTC on Thursday. The Bitcoin activity was noticed by a Read More …

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