Cyberattack in Berlin: Consequences for citizens and infrastructure:
The hacker group Rhysida published documents from the administration of the German state of ...
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Rhysida Publishes Berlin Administrative DataSensitive infrastructure and residents’ information is public; the possible extent of the damage remains unclear.
- During August 7–12, Rhysida obtained 1.44 million files totaling 5.8 terabytes from Berlin’s state administration.
- The Senate did not pay the demanded 30 Bitcoin; information about critical infrastructure was subsequently made public.
- According to Tagesspiegel, the released residents’ data includes passport copies, email addresses, rehabilitation records, and incapacity certificates.
- Kai Wegner announced information for affected people; a government spokesperson said federal data systems were not affected based on current knowledge.
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Cyberattack in Berlin: Consequences for citizens and infrastructure: The hacker group Rhysida published documents from the administration of the German state of ...
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