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Ransomware Hackers Steal Millions From Vegas Casinos
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this post was submitted on 19 Sep 2023
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If they figure out that casinos and the like are far more profitable, they'll leave the schools alone.
You give these cunts much higher morals than they have.
They are not robin hood, they are criminal gangs who will attack anyone and everyone.
It's not about morals. Why rob a candy store when a bank is around the corner?
They are not robin hood, they are criminal gangs who will attack anyone and everyone.
You can keep repeating that, but it won't address my point no matter how many times you do since I never suggested they were Robin Hood or anything remotely similar.
Because a candy store has neither the budget nor capabilities for security that a bank has, including armed security.
So a school is vetter protected than a casino?
Please copy and paste where I said any such thing.
I don't see how that figures at all. Ransomware attacks are like spam. You cast wide. It's nopt liek a zero-sum game, where your number of attacks are limited