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Police secure at least 110 terabytes of stolen data in KillSec operation

KillSec allegedly used stolen corporate files to demand ransom. Securing those files against further unauthorized access is not the same as deleting them or restoring victims’ systems.

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Police secure at least 110 terabytes of stolen data in KillSec operation

KillSec allegedly used stolen corporate files to demand ransom. Securing those files against further unauthorized access is not the same as deleting them or restoring victims’ systems.

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