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London accounting firm attacked by Sodinokibi operators

Posted on May 3, 2020 by Dissent

The London accountancy firm MJ Payne Ltd advertises that it is a

Specialist accounting services for small and micro businesses. Stress free.

They may need to redact the “Stress free” claim now that they have allegedly been attacked by  REvil ransomware operators.

On Friday, and as proof of their attack, the REvil operators posted screencaps that purport to be from MJ Payne’s directory. No individual files or client files were posted, and they offered no commentary.

MJ Payne Ltd. did not respond to a request for comment.

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