Ransomware Group Says It Stole Berlin Data, Offers It for Auction
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The hackers from Rhysida claimed that they had stolen six terabytes of data from the Berlin administration and demanded 30 bitcoins (Euro2 million).
The ransomware operator Rhysida promised to put up for auction about 5.8 TB of stolen data from Berlin government agencies, Reuters reports
Rhysida gained access to 46.5 thousand contracts, email addresses, phone numbers, passwords, and other sensitive information.The company promised to put the data up for auction with a starting price of 30 bitcoins (about $77.6 thousand) in a...
A group of hackers specializing in ransomware attacks announced on Friday (28) that they opened auctions of a large amount of data that they stole from public bodies in Berlin, and the German city authorities refused to pay.Ransomware is a type of malicious software used by criminals to block access to systems and files or steal data. After the attack, those responsible usually demand a ransom to restore access or prevent information from being …
The Berlin authorities had been subjected to a large-scale cyber attack, and the extortion group had reported the kidnapping of about six terabytes of the two urban departments and had demanded a ransom of 30 bitcoins, which was equivalent to approximately two million euros.
A ransomware group announced Friday that it is auctioning a massive amount of data it stole from provincial institutions in Berlin.
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