IT Security: Berlin Hacker Ultimatum Expired
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After the hacker attack on Berlin, Rhysida releases files. Those affected should report, the Senate investigates further data outflows.
The Berlin administration remains at the no to ransom. What does this mean for the captured data after the end of the ultimatum of the criminal hacker group Rhysida?
The Berlin administration remains at the no to ransom. What does this mean for the captured data after the end of the ultimatum of the criminal hacker group Rhysida?
The Berlin administration remains at the no to ransom. What does this mean for the captured data after the end of the ultimatum of the criminal hacker group Rhysida?
After the hacker attack on the land of Berlin the ultimatum of the blackmailers expires. They demand 30 bitcoins with a value of about 2 million euros. "We are not yet able to protect, says security analyst Ferdinand Alexander Gehringer.
The ultimatum of the hackers to the Berlin Senate expired on Friday at 15.35 h, with note: "Data hunters, have fun!" The Senate did not want to pay the demanded two million euros.
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