Nokia lost millions in Symbian source code ransom
Firm was attacked by hackers in 2008
Nokia paid millions of euros to blackmailers in 2008 in an attempt to claw back stolen source code from its Symbian mobile operating system, it has been revealed. According to a report by Reuters, based...
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