Law enforcement is now in possession of over 2 500 decryption keys and are continuing to contact LockBit victims to offer support. With Europol’s support, the Japanese Police, the National Crime Agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation have concentrated their technical expertise to develop decryption tools designed to recover files encrypted by the LockBit ransomware. These solutions have been made available for free on the No More Ransom portal, available in 37 languages. Operation Cronos
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