Hackers Target Taxpayers with Ransomware During Tax Season
As if tax season wasn’t stressful enough, hacking groups claiming to be the IRS, are targeting victims with malware and ransomware.
As if tax season wasn’t stressful enough, hacking groups claiming to be the IRS, are targeting victims with malware and ransomware.
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Cybercriminals encrypt all of the victim’s files, which remain locked forever if they fail to pay in a timely fashion.
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