No random demand in AIIMS cyber case: Delhi police

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Updated At : 11:58 PM Nov 28, 2022 IST

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New Delhi, November 28

Delhi police on Monday said no random demand had been made in the case involving the recent cyber attack on AIIMS Delhi server.

“No Ransom Demand as being quoted by certain sections of the media, has been brought to notice by AIIMS authorities,” cops said.

Meanwhile, data restoration and server cleaning process is still underway after the cyber ransomware attack, said AIIMS adding that it was taking time due to huge data volume and a number of servers in the hospital.

All services continue to run manually at the hospital.

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