IT Security: Berlin Senate Does Not Pay - Sensitive Data Now in the Darknet
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The ultimatum of the criminal hacker group Rhysida to the Berlin Senate has expired. After the unsuccessful blackmail attempt, they make their threat come true.
After the hacker attack on the Berlin state administration, cybercriminals have published a number of stolen data on the Internet for download. Previously, an ultimatum had expired.
The Berlin Senate remains tough and pays no ransom. IT experts praise the decision. But the hacker group makes its threat come true.
After the data hooves in Berlin, the Senate remains tough and does not pay a ransom. The blackmailers make their threat true – and publish the data package.
After a hacker attack, extortioners demand a ransom of millions from the Land of Berlin. The Senate is running out of an ultimatum. The hackers now seem to make their threat come true and publish hundreds of thousands of files - some of which are supposed to reveal sensitive information as well.
The Berlin Senate remains tough and pays no ransom. IT experts praise the decision. But the hacker group makes its threat come true.
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