Weekly Update 492
今週のテーマは、データ侵害が発生してから個人の被害者がそれについて知るまでの時間差についてです。侵害を受けた企業（ハッキングされた会社）を非難しがちですが、彼らは同時に犯罪的な侵入、身代金要求への対応に追われています。
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