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US DHS, FBI Face Ransomware Questions from Congress

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U.S. FBI and Department of Homeland Security leaders fielded several cybersecurity questions from House lawmakers Wednesday, particularly around the surge in ransomware attacks, diplomatic efforts to curb ransomware’s financial model, and the nation-states that harbor cybercriminals.

https://www.inforisktoday.co.uk/us-dhs-fbi-face-ransomware-questions-from-congress-a-17596
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