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Berlin is reviewing Rhysida's 5.79TB release of state data after refusing to pay a ransom; files reportedly include national defense and threat response plans

Berlin's state government said on Saturday it was reviewing with the highest intensity a trove of stolen data published by a ransomware group …

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Berlin is reviewing Rhysida's 5.79TB release of state data after refusing to pay a ransom; files reportedly include national defense and threat response plans

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