Hackers publish data stolen from SEPA as the agency refuses to pay ransom
SEPA says it will not use public finance to pay criminals
Hackers behind the ransomware attack on the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) have published about 4,000 stolen files, as the Agency continues to resist demands to pay. In an update on...
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