Possible Culprit Behind Sleeper Ransomware Issues Apology
"The greater loss [for law firms] … is the loss of billable hours or potential billing, as it can tie up an office and their computer systems."
June 02, 2015 at 12:18 PM
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There is a new twist in the recent “Locker” ransomware story. The person who claims responsibility for its release has apologized.
The self-confessed culprit further claims “automatic decryption will start” on June 2 at midnight.
“I'm very sorry…. It was never my intention to release this,” the author stated in a PasteBin post.
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