Individuals Sent Ransom Notes After Cybercriminals Steal Flink Customer & Worker Data
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Cyber fraudsters gained access to the internal Flink delivery system in the Netherlands and stole personal data from about a million clients.
Hackers stole the data of a million customers of the European Flink delivery service and extort money for deleting information, writes NL Times
Hackers have stolen the data of a million customers of the European Flink delivery service and are extorting money for deleting information, writes NL Times.The leaked information includes names, email addresses and phone numbers, shipping...
Hackers have hacked the customer data of delivery service Flink. What makes it unique is that customers are being asked to pay a ransom: 10 to 15 euros. A new...
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Nieuws.nlCybercriminals are currently approaching Flink customers and employees with payment requests. This is happening after the express delivery service was hit by a data leak, Flink confirmed following reporting by the NOS.
Individuals sent ransom notes after cybercriminals steal Flink customer & worker data
Cybercriminals claimed on Friday that they managed to steal personal information pertaining to a million customers of rapid grocery delivery service Flink, as well as the data of 13,000 workers. The company told NL Times that it is also aware of people being contacted directly by the computer hacker collective to extort money from affected people in exchange for the deletion of their data.
Not only Flink, but also customers and employees of the online supermarket are being pressured following a cyberattack. The hackers are asking victims to transfer a small amount of cryptocurrency. According to the group, anyone who does not pay risks having their data made public.
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