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When Ransomware Becomes Irretrievably Destructive: Who Profits From the Chaos?

By Leah Sterling | | 4 min read

The VECT ransomware program proves that flaws can lead to irreversible data loss—what does this mean for privacy and the stakeholders involved?

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Leah Sterling
Leah Sterling, Privacy & Civil Liberties Editor
Leah distrusts vague security narratives and keeps asking who gains power when the panic settles.
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