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Agreed, they do appear to have changed the story yet again, this is my main gripe, that we have no statement directly from ENISA, and Reuters have now silently changed their story at least 3 times.

You're agreeing with me then? The BBC was told "malicious software" but Reuters was apparently told "type of ransomware".

Not to the BBC, it says "in a statement to news agency Reuters", so the same single source.

I found one news post (on ex-Twitter, in Spanish) explicitly retracting a post earlier today saying it was ransomware. I wouldn't be surprised if the retraction actually came from ENISA, given my previous experiences with them ;-)

Which cites Reuters as one of its sources. I can't find the actual statement from ENISA anywhere, presumably it's gone out through non-public PR channels?

...and they've changed it again in the last few minutes to say at the end that ransomware is the most common attack, but not that _this_ one is. Aren'r Reuters supposed to be a reliable source? and yet they keep changing the story *sigh*

Hmmm. Evidently Reuters have changed the headline and there's no mention of ransomware now??

I thought that signage looked familiar :-) I remember the old maths department on the East Site too. Mind the goose poo!