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The ransomware attack on three small South Dakota firms the hacker group touted online late last month follows previously announced hacks of firms in Texas and Oregon.
February 04, 2020 at 07:24 PM
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After targeting two law firms in the past couple of months, a hacker group called Maze has struck the legal industry again, publicizing a ransomware attack on three small South Dakota firms and vowing to publicly publish their confidential data if the firms do not pay up.
The firms, 22-lawyer Bangs McCullen, 27-lawyer Lynn, Jackson, Shultz & Lebrun, and 13-lawyer Costello Porter were listed Jan. 24 on one of the sites Maze uses to announce its targets.
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