We repelled [the attack] and quickly restored all our functions.
There was no downtime, Malcolm BoycetoldComputerWeekly, Managing and Clinical Director, and Doctor at HMR.
We have no intention of paying.
I would rather go out of business than pay a ransom to these people, added Boyce.
Meanwhile, HMR data previously published on the hackers website is now no longer available, reports ComputerWeekly.
[…] But heres the problem.
Other criminals download the data posted on these leak sites and use it for their own purposes.
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