Hackers Publish Data After Attack on Berliner Landesnetz
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Hackers leaked over 1.4 million files from the City of Berlin onto the darknet, making good on their threat after the city refused to pay the ransom. The post Hackers published data stolen from the city of Berlin appeared first on in.gr.
According to the Berlin media RBB, about 1.4 million data were made available for download in several batches.
Today, Friday, electronic pirates posted large amounts of stolen data from the Berlin State Government on the dark web, after the deadline they set for their demands for ransom of 2 million euros.
After a hacker attack on the Senate administration in Berlin, the alleged perpetrators released stolen data. According to several media reports, the hacker group Rhysida provided around 1.4 million data on the Darknet.
The hacker group Rhysida demanded about two million euros of ransom from Berlin after an attack on its state administration. The Senate did not pay. Now the hackers are making their threat come true.
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.
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