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By Supantha Mukherjee and Colm Fulton STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Computer systems of several companies across the world, including 800 physical grocery stores of...

REvil has reportedly pulled off the biggest ransomware attack in history. Deploying a vicious malware that has affected 200 companies in the United States. And over a million companies across the world. According to the group, they deployed a universal malware that has infected over a million network systems. REvil is now demanding $70 million […]

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The REvil gang has demanded $70 million in Bitcoin after attacking at least 200 US companies on Friday.

Another ransomware attack hit the US during the 4th of July holiday weekend. Ransomware hackers claiming Russian origin demanded $70 Million in Bitcoin (BTC) to provide universal decryption codes. Over 200 firms in the United States and hundreds more globally fell prey to the recent hack. The ransom demand was posted by a group called

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