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2017 looks to be another year full of ransomware attacks
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One in three Londoners said they had been hit by financial computer crime
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The Fruitfly Mac malware, which targets biomedical research institutions, uses code that dates back to the 1990s
Another iMessage bug has been found, affecting most versions of iOS
Australian media have identified government officials, MPs, judges and high-ranking federal police amongst those affected
Business applications receive the bulk of the patches as quarterly updates continue to grow
Of the 94 NHS Trusts that responded, none admitted to paying a ransom
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Victims are sent a spoofed email directing them to a fake Gmail login page
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An unknown Trojan malware was responsible for the attack, but failed to access patient data
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Barts Health, which operates five London hospitals, said ransomware was not behind the disruption