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#Telecom Namibia Hit by Massive Cyberattack: Over 400,000 Files #Leaked

"This #ransomware-as-a-service operation was able to #exfiltrate 626.3GB of data, including 492,633 files, before threatening to release the stolen information unless their ransom demands were met...Once the ransom deadline passed, hundreds of sensitive customer records, including personal identification details, addresses, and #banking information..."
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Telecom Namibia Cyberattack: 400,000 Files Leaked

Telecom Namibia's cyberattack on Dec 11, 2024, exposed 400,000 files. Sensitive data was leaked, highlighting the urgent need for stronger security measures.

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