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Dealing with cyber criminals: Some NZ businesses feel they have no choice but to pay

Dealing with cyber criminals: Some NZ businesses feel they have no choice but to pay
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Dealing with cyber crime: Some NZ businesses feel they have no choice but to pay

Dealing with cyber crime: Some NZ businesses feel they have no choice but to pay
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Retiring Healthcare CEO Daniell says narrower focus, commonality of technology key to success

"What saw us grow and grow earnings was the realisation it's best to put resources into a narrower range of things and build from there," Mike Daniell said.

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DHB attack: Why Kris Faafoi won t make it illegal to pay a cyber-ransom

People will die if the flow of cash to cybercriminals is not cut off, experts warn.

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DHB attack: Why hackers target hospitals with ransomware

DHB attack: Why hackers target hospitals with ransomware 18 May, 2021 08:45 PM 8 minutes to read Ransomware hackers target hospitals because there s often an extra urgency to get patient files back from the cyber thieves: Lives are at stake. That s why non-profit and for-profit hospitals in New Jersey and Alabama have paid cyber-ransoms in recent times, and why healthcare facilities in the UK, France, Australia and now New Zealand keep getting hit. Ransoms have reportedly been paid by hospitals ranging from US$55,000 to more than US$1 million. And ex RAF security expert Jeremy Jones (now with Theta) adds, There are also cyber attacks involving medical facilities where the adversaries also extort the patients themselves directly. For example Give us some money or we ll release your mental health records on the Internet .

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