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Maze Ransomware Releases Files Stolen from City of Pensacola
By Lawrence Abrams
Excerpt
The actors behind the Maze Ransomware have released 2GB of files that were allegedly stolen from the City of Pensacola during their ransomware attack.
Earlier this month, the City of Pensacola was hit with a ransomware attack that impacted the city's email service, some phone service, and caused them to shut down their computer systems.
It was later confirmed by BleepingComputer that they were attacked by the Maze Ransomware who stated they stole data from the city before encrypting the network. They then demanded a $1 million ransom to decrypt their files.…
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