Bleepingcomputer England Hockey Faces Ransomware Data Breach from AiLock Gang
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- •AiLock ransomware gang claims to have stolen 129GB of data from England Hockey.
- •The organization is conducting an urgent investigation with law enforcement involvement.
- •Victims of the attack are advised to be cautious of phishing attempts and suspicious activities.
England Hockey is investigating a ransomware attack by the AiLock gang, which claims to have stolen 129GB of data from the organization. The attackers have threatened to publish the stolen files unless a ransom is paid. England Hockey has acknowledged the incident and is working with internal teams and external experts to assess the situation. They are also cooperating with law enforcement. The AiLock ransomware operation is known for its double-extortion tactics, leveraging privacy law violations to pressure victims. While no specific details about the breach have been confirmed, the organization emphasizes the importance of data security and urges vigilance among its members against potential phishing attempts. The attack highlights the growing sophistication of ransomware threats targeting organizations across various sectors.
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