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Lloyd’s on alert after Xchanging cyber attack

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Published on: 07 July 2020
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Law 360, London: Lloyd’s of London said 6 July 2020 it is taking precautions to secure market data after one of its main software and outsourcing providers was victim of a ransomware attack.

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