German Delivery Platform Flink Refuses Ransom, Hackers Target Customers for 100 ETH
After German grocery delivery platform Flink refused to pay a ransom following a data breach, the hacking group LPG Group began demanding 0.005 ETH from individual customers to reach a total of 100 ETH. The attackers threatened to auction off stolen personal data if the target amount is not met. The breach affected one of Flink's order hubs, exposing customer and employee names, addresses, emails, and phone numbers, though no passwords or payment information were compromised. Flink has notified affected customers and is working to mitigate the situation.
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