Cyber criminals who stole thousands of digital files belonging to environmental regulator Sepa have published them on the internet, reported by BBC. The public body had about 1.2GB of data stolen from its digital systems on Christmas Eve. Sepa rejected a ransom demand for the attack, which has been claimed by the international Conti ransomware group. Contracts, strategy documents and databases are among the 4,000 files released.
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