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Could new ransomware attack threaten US food supply? Boom Bust finds out Could new ransomware attack threaten US food supply? Boom Bust finds out
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Another massive cyberattack on a major US agriculture group has forced the services provider’s systems to go offline. The attack is believed to have been carried out by a successor of the Colonial Pipeline hacker.Another massive cyberattack on a major US agriculture group has forced the services provider’s systems to go offline. The attack is believed to have been carried out by a successor of the Colonial Pipeline hacker.
Boom Bust’s investigative journalist Ben Swann analyses the threat and explores whether the cyberattack could cause major disruptions to America’s food supply.Boom Bust’s investigative journalist Ben Swann analyses the threat and explores whether the cyberattack could cause major disruptions to America’s food supply.
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