Ingram Micro continues to deal with a ransomware attack that started on the 4th of July.

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Ingram Micro continues to deal with a ransomware attack that started on the 4th of July. A cyber attack that required the company to take some of its systems off-line and ask staff to work from home.

The company filed a 8k report and press release, which are a little light on detail, highlighting the incident to markets on the 7th July.

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Ingram Micro continues to deal with a ransomware attack that started on the 4th of July.

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