Interesting that Cencora managed to cut the ransomware demand from the Dark Angels in half. This highlights the growing role of specialized negotiators in these situations. We're also seeing a decline in ransom payments via cryptocurrencies , not because attacks are decreasing, but because companies are better prepared or refusing to pay.Do you think these new negotiation and resistance strategies could permanently change how companies handle ransomware attacks?

Are micropayments truly an inevitable psychological obstacle, or does our perception need to evolve through gamified models like Stacker News?

Very interesting