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Hackers increasingly threaten companies with disclosure of stolen data

A Russian cybersecurity center reports that hackers are more frequently extorting companies by threatening to publish information obtained in data breaches.

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Why it matters

This indicates growing ransomware and data-leak pressure on businesses, with potential operational and privacy consequences.

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