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Nayax Refuses to Pay Ransom After Recent Data Breach

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Nayax, an Israeli payments and loyalty platform for merchants, has confirmed it was recently hacked.
The company has stated it will not pay a ransom for the data stolen during the breach.
The decision comes amid growing concerns over cybersecurity and ransomware attacks on financial institutions.
Nayax's refusal to pay the ransom could lead to further complications related to the stolen data.
Details about the extent of the data compromised in the breach have not been disclosed.

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Nayax, an Israeli payments and loyalty platform for merchants, has confirmed it was recently hacked.
The company has stated it will not pay a ransom for the data stolen during the breach.
The decision comes amid growing concerns over cybersecurity and ransomware attacks on financial institutions.
Nayax's refusal to pay the ransom could lead to further complications related to the stolen data.
Details about the extent of the data compromised in the breach have not been disclosed.

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