US EditionRansomware group that hacked French energy company demands $125k ransom be paid in baguettes
- A ransomware group named Hellcat claimed to have accessed Schneider Electric's infrastructure through the Atlassian Jira system.
- Hellcat demanded a ransom of $125,000 in baguettes instead of cryptocurrency.
- Schneider Electric would need to provide at least 58,715 baguettes, costing about $1.09 each, to satisfy the ransom.
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Hackers' motivations are not always or are clear after an attack. However, the ransom requests for the stolen data entail, in the vast majority of the time, the payment of a certain amount...
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Bread over Bitcoin? Hacking group asks for $125,000 ransom to be paid in baguettes
Hellcat, a newly formed ransomware group, claims it is behind the cybersecurity incident being investigated by Schneider Electric. The French multinational energy management company has confirmed a developer platform was breached.Read Entire Article
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