Comcast vs. Medusa Ransomware: A $1.2 Million Cyber Showdown!
Medusa ransomware group claims it has hit Comcast Corporation, demanding a cool $1.2 million to keep 834.4 gigabytes of alleged data under wraps. Meanwhile, Comcast remains as silent as a mime in a library. Will they pay up, or will Medusa turn their data into the world’s most expensive digital art exhibit? Stay tuned!
Hot Take:
Looks like Comcast has found itself starring in an unwanted sequel: “Attack of the Data Snatchers.” Medusa, the ransomware group that loves data breaches more than a hacker loves a good hoodie, has reportedly stolen a gargantuan 834.4 gigabytes of data from Comcast. They’re demanding a cool $1.2 million to keep it all under wraps. Who knew data breaches could cost more than a new Ferrari? Comcast might have to decide whether to pay up or face the wrath of leaked Excel sheets. The plot thickens!
Key Points:
– Medusa claims to have stolen 834.4GB of data from Comcast, demanding $1.2 million for ransom.
– The ransomware group posted screenshots and a file listing of over 167,000 entries as proof.
– The pilfered files allegedly include actuarial reports, financial datasets, and insurance calculations.
– Medusa is notorious for releasing portions of data if ransom demands aren’t met.
– Comcast has not confirmed the breach, but potential regulatory scrutiny looms due to the data’s size.