Ransomware in 2022: ransomware-as-a-service

Security Threats20 Dec 2021

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What we know about ransomware, and what we need to look out for, is changing. The ransomware of 2022 will be more sporadic, more dangerous and will mean a higher cost for anyone hit.

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