University of Hawaii paid ransom to the NoEscape gang to recover the data of 28,000 students

News02 Aug 2023

The University of Hawaiʻi said it had to pay ransom to cyber criminals who stole the personal information of approximately 28,000 individuals from the Hawaiʻi Community College network.

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