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Lockbitt has crippled targets globally.

Government agencies, manufacturing and logistic operations.

Hospitals, schools, global companies.

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One of the most notorious cyber crime gangs on the dark web.

A platform offering criminals the chance to encrypt people's data for ransom.

Lockbit has caused enormous harm and cost.

Since it was launched in 2019,

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