Apache OpenOffice Denies Akira Ransomware Breach Claims
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Akira ransomware has claimed to have breached Apache OpenOffice, alleging the theft of 23GB of sensitive corporate data. However, Apache has denied these claims, asserting that OpenOffice's open-source nature protects it from such breaches.
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