Teiss Dragonforce Gang Breaches HanseMerkur, Stealing 97 GB of Data
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The Dragonforce gang, a Russia-aligned ransomware group, has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on HanseMerkur, a prominent German insurance company. The breach reportedly involved the theft of 97 GB of sensitive data, raising concerns about the security of the insurer's systems.
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