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        <text><![CDATA[ <p><strong></strong>This bill requires certain entities to disclose ransom payments to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).</p> <p>Specifically, within seven days of paying a ransom, disclosure must be made to DHS by any entity that (1) is engaged in interstate commerce, (2) is engaged in an activity affecting interstate commerce, or (3) receives federal funds.</p> <p>DHS must publish annually information disclosed, including the total dollar amount paid, without revealing identifying information.</p> <p>DHS must conduct a study to determine if there are commonalities with respect to the information disclosed and the extent to which cryptocurrency has facilitated the kinds of attacks that resulted in such payments.</p> <p>DHS must establish a website by December 21, 2021, through which individuals may voluntarily report the payment of a ransom by the individual.</p>]]></text>
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