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Can you help identifying the coherence used in this paragraph. Victims would do well to remember that when negotiating with criminals there is no process for accountability; hackers have all the strength in negotiations and have limited incentive to keep their side of any arrangement. Using the anonymity afforded by cryptocurrency, hackers can easily take the ransom payments and disappear without providing keys to encrypted data. Or attackers, after receiving their payments, may demand additional payments before releasing recovery keys. Additionally, the very act of encrypting large bulks of data during an attack can lead to situations where data is unrecoverable. Errors created during the encryption process or the other unintended effects of the ransomware attack can severely hinder the recovery process, even if the correct key is provided by attackers (Schwartz, 2020). And with the size of monetary demands rising considerably, ransom money could be better utilized to hire forensic response and data recovery teams to mitigate the damage and begin the data recovery process.