Kaseya: "No evidence" of supply chain attack, SaaS services may come back today

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On-prem service restoration could follow within 24 hours

Kaseya, which was hit with a ransomware attack last week that has infected thousands of firms, says it is testing a new patch for its on-premise software and hopes to be able to restore SaaS servic...

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