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Ransomware Attacks Conway, Companies out Thousands

Posted on September 25, 2018 by Dissent

Jessi Turnure reports:

Hackers are blocking companies in Conway from files on their computers and won’t give them back until they pay a ransom.

Some businesses are now out thousands of dollars with little to show for it.

“We were a little scared because we don’t have control over that,” said the owner of Fixed by Fletcher, Brian Fletcher.

Fletcher fixes other computers for a living but worried he would have to rework his own after one of his customers was hacked.

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