Indigo says cybercriminals may make data they have stolen available using the dark web as early as Thursday. Find out more.
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'Inappropriate': Indigo refuses to pay ransom in cyberattackIndigo says cybercriminals may make data they have stolen available using the dark web as early as Thursday. Find out more.
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'Inappropriate': Indigo refuses to pay ransom in cyberattackIndigo says cybercriminals may make data they have stolen available using the dark web as early as Thursday. Find out more.
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'Inappropriate': Indigo refuses to pay ransom in cyberattackIndigo says cybercriminals may make data they have stolen available using the dark web as early as Thursday. Find out more.
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Indigo won’t pay ransom after cyberattack from LockBit, malware organization with ties to RussiaIn an internal letter on Wednesday, Indigo president Andrea Limbardi says retailer is working with the FBI and Canadian law enforcement
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Indigo won’t pay ransom requested in February cyberattack - BNN BloombergCanadian bookstore chain Indigo Books & Music Inc. will not pay ransom requested by hackers behind a Feb. 8 cyberattack that compromised employee data and continues to hamper online operations, the company said Thursday.
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