Who’s Really to Blame for Ransomware - Microsoft, the Government - or Both
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When ransomware strikes, who’s really to blame — Microsoft, the government, or the people using the systems? Senator Ron Wyden’s call for an FTC probe puts Microsoft in the hot seat, but the story runs deeper than a headline. In this breakdown, we cut through the finger-pointing to reveal how responsibility is shared, and why fixing the problem takes more than just naming a villain.
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