Travelex refuses to comment on whether it paid ransom to get its data back
Last week, a group claiming to be behind the Sodinokibi ransomware attack on Travelex threatened to release data. This week, Travelex refuses to comment on whether it paid up…
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Travelex, the currency exchange giant whose systems were taken down following a New Year's Eve Sodinokibi ransomware attack, has refused to answer questions over whether it paid the ransom. Last week,...
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