The small city of Cornelia in Georgia, Georgia, suffered its third ransomware attack so far this year and avoided ransom payments every time. The city of about 4,000 residents was last attacked in late September after the intrusion shut down billing systems for an entire day. Now, the city is looking to pay for a new firewall and all of the support that it entails, for the next five years, as the previous solution was 10 years old. The town is best known among tourists for building a 2.4-ton sculpture of a red apple.”]