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GEBE recovered data not usable, two companies hired post ransomware attack.

September 2, 2022

GEBE recovered data not usable, two companies hired post ransomware attack.
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~ Information is too sensitive for public debate. ~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Prime Minister Silveria Jacobs told parliament on Friday that many of their questions could not be answered on the floor of parliament since the information is too sensitive.
Jacobs said that based on the information the shareholder received it showed that the management of NV GEBE hired two companies after the March 16th, 2022, ransomware attack. She said Aurora InfoTech was not hired to recover the lost data, but the company hired a company from Australia to recover its data. Jacobs said that the data that was recovered is not ...

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