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Ransomware victim Kaseya gets master key to unlock networks – Sydney Morning Herald
After the criminal gang responsible disappeared from the internet last week, a key unlocking the systems of more than 1000 global…
Kaseya, the Amercian IT management company whose software was exploited in a devastating ransomware attack earlier this month, has received a universal key that will decrypt all of the more than 1000 businesses and public organisations crippled in the global…
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