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>  MP> Ransomware disruptions contributed to a patient death, NHS finds

>  MP> Its said that Qilin, the ransomware gang, demanded $50 million from
>  MP> Synnovis in return for the stolen data, but reports suggest that
Synnovis
>  MP> either refused or failed to pay the ransom, and the data was then
>  MP> published online.

> backups... Backups...  BACKUPS.

While that is an obvious reaction, you would have to know how long the
ransomeware was on your network before it was activated.  If it had sat
there a while, the backups would likely all be infected, too.


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