May 12, 20178 yr when they hit the NHS they crossed the line as far as im concerned, send MI6 in a put a bullet in their heads, sounds harsh but they risked hundreds, if not thousands of lives today just for money.
May 12, 20178 yr Author 9 minutes ago, Tidgy said: when they hit the NHS they crossed the line as far as im concerned, send MI6 in a put a bullet in their heads, sounds harsh but they risked hundreds, if not thousands of lives today just for money. Yeah, I wouldn't of minded if it was big businesses, making millions/billions in profit, but hacking the NHS was a stupid thing to do and definitely crossed a line. No need for it, especially for a whopping £230. They'll catch the !Removed! eventually, except they'll probably end up hiring them...
May 12, 20178 yr Author 11 minutes ago, Tidgy said: £230 per instance which i heard figures of 30k computers infected = £7 million Apparently 3 at my work. Price goes up the longer you don't pay as well. But problem is, once your infected, then even if you pay, might hit again. You could hit some of these companies for more than £230 though. I mean didn't they get an oil company?
May 16, 20178 yr We've been lucky in the East Midlands so far. Think only one of the hospital was affected Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
May 16, 20178 yr 4 hours ago, brunogaspar90 said: We've been lucky in the East Midlands so far. Think only one of the hospital was affected Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk its hit alot more than that, Lincoln, Grantham, stoke and stoke county, kingsmill, newark, mansfield,
May 16, 20178 yr Northampton and Kettering were lucky by the sounds of it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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