El Ministerio de Hacienda de Costa Rica sufrió un ataque informático realizado por el grupo criminal Conti. Logró bloquear el acceso a los sistemas y actualmente solicita un rescate para liberar la información. Sobre esto, al ser una institución pública, existen importantes imposibilidades para poder negociar algún tipo de rescate.
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