Rhysida Strikes Again: Peruvian Government Hacked by Ransomware Rogues
The Rhysida ransomware gang has hacked the Government of Peru, breaching the Gob.pe platform. They demand five bitcoins in ransom, giving the government seven days to pay up. It’s like a digital stick-up, but with less drama and more Bitcoin wallets.
Hot Take:
Looks like the Rhysida Ransomware gang has added a touch of South American spice to their hacking menu by targeting the Government of Peru! Who needs Machu Picchu when you can explore the digital ruins of Gob.pe for just five bitcoins? But hey, at least they’re giving the government a week to find their hacker piñata, right?
Key Points:
- Rhysida Ransomware gang claims responsibility for hacking Peru’s digital platform Gob.pe.
- The gang demands a ransom of five bitcoins with a seven-day ultimatum.
- Rhysida has been wreaking havoc since May 2023, targeting various sectors globally.
- The FBI and CISA have previously warned about Rhysida’s malicious activities.
- The ransomware gang has victimized at least 182 companies across multiple industries.
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