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Garmin Coming Back Online After Hack — Was $10M Crypto Ransom Paid? – Cointelegraph
Cybergang Evil Corp hackers reportedly demanded $10M to restore full access to Garmin’s customer support services and navigation solutions
Multinational tech company Garmin may have paid some or all of a $10 million crypto ransom to hackers who managed to encrypt the firms internal network and take down several of its services on July 23.
According to an August 1 report from Lawrence Abrams at Bleeping Computer, Garmins IT department used a decryptor to regain access to workstations affected by the initial WastedLocker ransomware attack. The malware took down the companys customer support, navigation solutions, and other online se…
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