Akamai Report: LockBit, Cl0P Expand Ransomware...

Phishing is so last year: Akamai's report finds that zero-day and one-day vulnerabilities caused a 143% increase in total ransomware victims. Learn more here! #cybersecurity

Akamai Report: LockBit, Cl0P Expand Ransomware...

Phishing is so last year: Akamai's report finds that zero-day and one-day vulnerabilities caused a 143% increase in total ransomware victims. Learn more.
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