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DearCry Ransomware Targeting Exchange Bug
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CVE-2021-1078
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Colonial Pipeline paid $5 million in ransom to DarkSide ransomware group
Colonial Pipeline paid $5 million to the DarkSide ransomware group to restore operations within hours after a ransomware attack paralysed fuel supplies across the U.S. eastern seaboard, Bloomberg has revealed. Last Friday, Colonial Pipeline announced via a press release that it suffered a ransomware attack and had to take certain systems offline to contain the…