Getty ImagesThe LockBit ransomware as a service group has published data allegedly belonging to Royal Mail International via its deep web blog, more than a month after the postal company confirmed the attack. Unprecedented insight into ransomware negotiationsThe transcript of the negotiations, which took place over instant text messages, showed the tactics deployed by UK authorities, such as trying to persuade LockBit to send files over to prove its decryptor worked. LockBit caught on to the tactic which appeared to trick the cyber criminals into decrypting the files needed to make a full recovery without paying the ransom, which at the time was set at £65