Hackers Demand $2 Million in Bitcoin from Germany. Berlin Refuses to Pay
Berlin refused a $2.4 million Bitcoin ransom, so Rhysida published 5.7TB of state data on the dark web. The post Hackers Demand $2 Million in Bitcoin from Germany. Berlin Refuses to Pay appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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- Berlin refused a $2.4 million Bitcoin ransom, so Rhysida published 5.7TB of state data on the dark web.
- The post Hackers Demand $2 Million in Bitcoin from Germany.
- Berlin Refuses to Pay appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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