Insolvency rates slated to spike within flood-impacted NSW, QLD
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READ MOREThe day a camping store was hacked, and how big miners could be next
Bruce Bechly got a rude shock when he tried to fire up the computers one morning at the camping and fishing store he manages in Broome.
The store's point-of-sale data had been locked by cyber attackers, who were demanding a $5,000 ransom to release it.
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