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Ransomware Talent Surges to Akira After LockBit's Demise
March 12, 2024, 10:18 p.m. |
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Ransomware groups may come and go, but often it's only in name, as the individuals involved will move on to power whatever group remains a going concern. Cue a reported flow of top talent from LockBit, which was recently disrupted by law enforcement, to Akira, which is apparently alive and well.
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