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Ransomware Rebels: Hackers Turn Whistleblowers in a Cybersecurity Plot Twist!
Hold on to your firewalls, folks! Ransomware group ALPHV has flipped the script, going from hacker to whistle-blower. They’ve lodged an SEC complaint against MeridianLink for hiding a data breach. Forget encrypting data, hackers are now filing regulatory complaints. Buckle up, the ransomware SEC complaint…
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Well, well, well, if it isn't the hacker becoming the whistle-blower! In a riveting turn of events, ALPHV, a ransomware group, has channeled its inner corporate citizen, tattling on MeridianLink for not disclosing a data breach. The SEC might be scratching its head, but this could be a new trend. Hackers are not just encrypting data anymore; they're now taking complaints to regulatory bodies. The corporate world better buckle up for this wild cyber ride!Already a member? Log in here