Ransomware attacks: Costa Rica declares national emergency
Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves declared a national emergency in Costa Rica over the weekend after ransomware group Conti attacked several government offices and stole lots of data. In the meantime, a lot of government data has also been published. The state of emergency declaration was signed by Chaves on Sunday, May 8, the day the economist and former finance minister was named the country's 49th and current president. Costa Rica in national emergency after cyber attacks On Sunday, May 8th, newly elected Costa Rican President Chaves declared a national emergency and…
