The University of Hawai’i has confirmed that it has resolved a ransomware attack against one of its campuses Hawai’i Community College in June after providing the NoEscape ransomware operation payment to avert the exposure of data from nearly 28,000 individuals, reports BleepingComputer. Initially listed on its extortion site on June 19, UH was threatened by NoEscape to have 65 GB of data exposed in a week should it refuse to pay the demanded ransom, with Hawai’i College disclosing the following day that it had been compromised on June 13.

Source: SC Magazine