Skewed data: How could a new US law boost blockchain analysis?
Infrastructure firms will now have to report within 24 hours if they make a ransomware payment. “This surely will be a game changer.”
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Infrastructure firms will now have to report within 24 hours if they make a ransomware payment. “This surely will be a game changer.”
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