Vanderbilt University tells students to disconnect devices after ransomware gang claims theft of 1 million records
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Vanderbilt University urges users to shut down computers and stay off campus networks as a ransomware group claims to have stolen sensitive data. Vanderbilt officials warned users to "SHUT DOWN YOUR DEVICE IMMEDIATELY" after a reported ransomware attack on Monday. Covered by 3 outlets: 1 lean left, 2 are centre.
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Vanderbilt University tells students to disconnect devices after ransomware gang claims theft of 1 million records
Vanderbilt University urges users to shut down computers and stay off campus networks as a ransomware group claims to have stolen sensitive data.
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Vanderbilt officials warned users to "SHUT DOWN YOUR DEVICE IMMEDIATELY" after a reported ransomware attack on Monday.
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