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It is 2018 and the NHS is still counting the cost of WannaCry. Carry the 2, + aftermath... um... £92m

Saturday 13th October 2018 04:14 GMT sanmigueelbeer

estimate of £73m of IT cost in the immediate aftermath to actually fix stuff that got broken.

So which coffer did this money come out of?

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