Pirates demand 2 million euros from Berlin
The German state of Berlin was subjected to a cyberattack by the ransomware group "Re replacing" during which approximately 6 terabytes of sensitive data were stolen, and a ransom of two million euros was demanded. The government refused to meet the demands, and charges were filed against the group, which threatened to publish the stolen data if the ransom was not paid within a week. The stolen data included information related to administrative matters, contracts, and sensitive security documents, while authorities continue their investigation to assess the damage and secure the network.
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