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KISA

South Korea's cybersecurity agency, which hosts the free Rhysida decrypter and co-authored the underlying white paper.

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Korea Internet & Security Agency
South Korea's cybersecurity agency

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KISA's Rhysida decrypter works, and at least four people found the bug that makes it possible

South Korea's cyber agency published a free tool that recovers Rhysida-encrypted Windows files. Emsisoft says three other parties had the same flaw first and kept quiet about it.

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Evidence58
Adoption52
Hype gap+8
Incentives62

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