Ransomware Lockbit 3.0 Code Leaked in Github. Now Anyone Can Start Their Ransomware Business
Given that two people—or maybe the same person—leaked the LockBit 3.0 compiler on Twitter, it appears that LockBit has had a breach.
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Given that two people—or maybe the same person—leaked the LockBit 3.0 compiler on Twitter, it appears that LockBit has had a breach.
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