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Berlin confirms extortion attempt after Rhysida data theft

Berlin confirms extortion attempt after Rhysida data theft Image: Primary
Berlin's city administration has confirmed that cybercriminals are attempting to extort the city after Rhysida listed it on a data-leak site. The attack was discovered in mid-August, according to the report, and affected Senate departments were disconnected from the state network on August 14. Investigators are assessing the incident, while the mayor said Berlin will not pay. Rhysida claims it exfiltrated 5.79 TB of data, but the city says the extent of data theft remains undetermined.
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