The University of New Mexico's healthcare systems were restored after a ransomware attack disrupted operations. The institution did not pay the ransom, and the threat actor, known as BYOD, offered free decryption keys. This incident underscores the persistent threat of ransomware to healthcare facilities.
The University of New Mexico's healthcare systems were restored after a ransomware attack disrupted operations. The institution did not pay the ransom, and the threat actor, known as BYOD, offered free decryption keys. This incident underscores the persistent threat of ransomware to healthcare facilities.
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University of New Mexico Hospital Systems Restored After Ransomware Attack
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