Incident: Medusa claims 852.4GB of data stolen from Ainsworth Game Technology | Cyberdaily.au

Ali NematiDec 11, 202422 sec read29 views

Medusa ransomware group claims to have stolen 852.4GB of data from Ainsworth Game Technology, including confidential business information and personal data of employees. This incident highlights the significant risk cyberattacks pose to businesses, emphasizing the need for robust cybersecurity measures and data protection practices.

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