Clop Ransomware Group Breaches The Washington Post
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The Clop Ransomware group has claimed responsibility for a breach of The Washington Post, adding the newspaper to its Tor data leak site. The group plans to leak the stolen data soon and attributed the breach to the newspaper's security negligence.
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