Ransomware Hackers Leak Under Armour Customer Data
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A Russia-linked ransomware group stole and leaked data from 72.7 million Under Armour customers after a failed extortion attempt; the incident highlights cybersecurity risks for large organizations.
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Russia-Linked Ransomware Group Dumps Customer Data After Failed Extortion Attempt Under Armour may trade on the "blood, sweat, respect" slogan, but a Russia-linked ransomware group hasn't been abiding, after they stole data pertaining to 72.7 million of the athleisure giant's customers, then leaked it on darkweb sites after saying the retailer refused to pay a ransom.