Barts NHS Trust Windows XP PCs infected with suspected ransomware

Carly Page
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Thousands of files running on the Trust's Windows XP PCs affected. Yes, Windows XP

The NHS has, once again, fallen victim to a suspected ransomware attack, with the largest NHS Trust in the UK admitting the attack today.  In a notice on its website, Barts Health NHS Trust warn...

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