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FBI’s ransomware takedown: one Hive down, a colony to go
Feb. 9, 2023, 11 a.m. | Kimberly Goody
SC Magazine feed for Threats www.scmagazine.com
The FBI’s Hive takedown was a step forward, but the LockBit, Royal, and Alphv ransomware groups remain very active – and Hive affiliates can regroup and establish new partnerships.
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