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Cloak ransomware group hacked the Virginia Attorney General’s Office
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Cloak ransomware group hacked the Virginia Attorney General’s Office

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The Cloak ransomware group claims responsibility for a cyberattack on the Virginia Attorney General’s Office that occurred in February. The ransomware group Cloak has claimed responsibility for a February cyberattack on the Virginia Attorney General Office. A cyberattack on the Virginia Attorney General’s Office forced officials to shut down IT systems, including email and VPN, […]

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