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Cybercrime pays off as more firms fork out

Ransomware is less prolific but getting more expensive.

Mon, 25 Nov 2019

More businesses report they will pay to release their computers from a ransomware attack, Kiwi cybersecurity firm Aura Information Security says.

End-of-year research show more than a third of companies were breached in the past year while 42% expected to be hacked in 2020.

About a third of

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