Software Not Covered In Ransomware Attack, Ohio Justices Say

By Daniel Tay · December 27, 2022, 11:11 AM EST

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that a ransomware attack on a medical billing company did not cause direct physical damage to the company's computer software, reversing a lower court decision...

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