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FBI Warns of Ransomware Actors Leveraging M&A Data

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The Federal Bureau of Investigation has issued a notification warning to private sector companies, especially those listed or in the process of being listed on stock exchanges, to be aware of ransomware actors using their undisclosed merger and acquisition data for extortion.

https://www.inforisktoday.co.uk/fbi-warns-ransomware-actors-leveraging-ma-data-a-17847
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