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Hackers Leak Nearly 6TB of Sensitive Berlin Government Data

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The ransomware group Rhysida has published nearly six terabytes of data stolen from Berlin's state administration on the dark web, spanning close to 1.44 million files, after city officials refused...

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Hackers have dumped nearly six terabytes of data from the Berlin government onto the darknet. And it certainly isn't just a matter of a few stray emails and internal documents. Among the haul are said to be secret contingency plans, information about critical infrastructure, and highly personal data of civil servants...

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A serious cyberattack on the Berlin administration has taken on another dimension, after the hacker group "Rhysida" published a gigantic amount of data on the dark web, which allegedly amounts to nearly 6 terabytes and includes about 1.4 million files. Among the published materials is suspected to be extremely sensitive information, including documents related to the security and emergency plans of the German authorities, reports Telegrafi. One …

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A hacker group demanded about two million euros of ransom from Berlin. The country did not pay, now 1.4 million partly extremely sensitive data are on the Darknet. What happens now?

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Following the serious cyberattack on the state of Berlin, the extortionists have released 1.4 million data records. The deadline for a ransom payment has expired. The extortionists are offering the stolen Berlin data for download, divided into three data packages, accompanied by the comment: "Have fun, data hunters," reports Der Spiegel. The extortionists had previously advertised some of the most sensitive, known content: for example, emergency…

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Berlin: Cyberattack "of a size that threatens the state" — Secret national defense plans on the dark web editor03 Sat, 09/05/2026 - 16:30 The extensive cyberattack suffered by the Berlin administration is developing into a major national security crisis, as the hacker group Rhysida carried out its threats and leaked a huge volume of data, totaling 5.8 terabytes, onto the dark web. Exclude from news feed Off Live Description Off

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protagon.gr broke the news on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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