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6/30/2017
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Curtis Franklin
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The Wreckage of Petya

Petya (or NotPetya) arrived, but to what end? A Friday Security Haiku prompts thinking about the answers.

In the spirit of our parent publication Light Reading, a Friday Security Haiku.

 

 

Petya stormed the world

Ransom, no, her goal: disrupt

What next, Vault Seven?

 

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— Curtis Franklin is the editor of SecurityNow.com. Follow him on Twitter @kg4gwa.

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