A hacker group called Rhysida is threatening Berlin with the release of 1.44 million sensitive files from the administration if a ransom of 30 Bitcoins is not paid by today at 3:35 PM. (translated)
In Berlin, hackers from the Rhysida group published over 5 terabytes of sensitive data on the darknet after the expiration of their ransom ultimatum, which includes information about individuals, administration, and authorities. (translated)
🚨 Offenbar wurden die gestohlenen Daten Berlins nun freigeschalten !!!!! Gute Nacht Berlin... Ich habe bereits vieles gefunden das als VS Material geschützt sein sollte !!!! Der SuperGAU ist eingetreten! #hack #berlin #rhysida #sabotage #datenverlust #leak #breaking https://t.co/m2RI3gkHFk #hack #datenverlust #leak
A cyber attack in Berlin has prompted a ransomware group called "Rhysida" to demand 2 million euros in Bitcoin from the Berlin government, while the deadline for releasing stolen data from citizens and companies expires on Friday. (translated)
Cybercriminals calling themselves Rhysida are blackmailing the Berlin government, demanding two million euros in exchange for 5.7 terabytes of stolen data, but the city's mayor, Kai Wegner, has stated that they will not succumb to the blackmail. (translated)
Hackers from the Rhysida group attacked Berlin, stealing 5.79 TB of data and demanding a ransom of 30 bitcoins, but the city authorities assured that they would not succumb to the extortion. (translated)
After a cyberattack that occurred in August, the city of Berlin is the victim of blackmail, with hackers from the Rhysida group demanding 30 bitcoins in exchange for not publishing stolen personal data. (translated)
The ransomware gang Rhysida has extorted Berlin with a cyber attack and is demanding 30 Bitcoin for nearly six terabytes of stolen data, which corresponds to around two million euros. (translated)
