FinCEN: US financial institutions processed ~$1.2B in likely ransomware payments in 2021, up ~3x YoY; ~75% of ransomware incidents in H2 2021 were Russia-linked (Chelsey Cox/CNBC)

Chelsey Cox / CNBC:
FinCEN: US financial institutions processed ~$1.2B in likely ransomware payments in 2021, up ~3x YoY; ~75% of ransomware incidents in H2 2021 were Russia-linked  —  – U.S. banks and financial institutions processed more than $1 billion in potential ransomware-related payments in 2021.

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