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Cybercriminal groups' revenue drops 40% as more victims refuse to pay ransom | Health IT

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Ransomware groups saw a 40 percent drop in revenue in 2022 as victims are refusing to pay ransoms, BBC reported Jan. 19.

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Cybercriminal groups' revenue drops 40% as more victims refuse to pay ransom | Health IT

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