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An unprecedented cyber attack hit 200,000 victims in at least 150 countries by Friday last week and it still claiming victims and threatens to create even more havoc as people return to work.
It is the biggest cyber attack the world has ever seen.
The attack is a virus that locks people out of their computer files until they pay a ransom to the hackers.
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