Hackers Of Discontinued Iomega/Lenovo NAS Devices Demand Bitcoin Ransom

2019-7-31 20:23

It has been reported that hackers have been wiping files on publically available storage devices and leaving a ransom note for Bitcoin behind. During early research, web application security specialists found at least 5,100 vulnerable devices and more than 3 million files exposed online.

It is estimated that the exposed information could reach 40 terabytes; […]. origin »

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